shared knowledge | 0.39 | Literacy, by definition, is shared knowledge. | |||
true knowledge | 0.39 | Firstly, true knowledge management is about people and culture. | |||
clear knowledge | 0.33 | It is important that gastroenterologists have a clear knowledge of the criteria for transplant assessment. | |||
collective knowledge | 0.33 | That collective knowledge capability can help organizations. | |||
cursory knowledge | 0.33 | Because Webber is in the prime of his career, most fans have at least a cursory knowledge of him. | |||
esoteric knowledge | 0.33 | ...esoteric knowledge. | |||
imperfect knowledge | 0.33 | In general, people have a very imperfect knowledge of the law. | |||
important knowledge | 0.33 | The findings could yield important knowledge about minerals that may have formed in water. | |||
institutional knowledge | 0.33 | The newcomers, like Hughes and Rove, have taken steps to gain institutional knowledge. | |||
mathematical knowledge | 0.33 | Mathematical knowledge is transmitted from teacher to student. | |||
modern knowledge | 0.33 | This point of view is problematic when viewed with modern biological knowledge. | |||
new-found knowledge | 0.33 | His new-found knowledge and maturity could have obliterated his warped views. | |||
particular knowledge | 0.33 | The autonomous learner lacking particular knowledge knows how to acquire that knowledge. | |||
profound knowledge | 0.33 | His profound knowledge struck them with admiration. | |||
same knowledge | 0.33 | Each seminar is designed to impart the same knowledge and expertise to anglers from the region. | |||
up-to-date knowledge | 0.33 | Show the employer how your experience, energy level and up-to-date knowledge are perfect for the position. | |||
valuable knowledge | 0.33 | In prison he picks up valuable knowledge. | |||
vital knowledge | 0.33 | This is vital knowledge. | |||
wine knowledge | 0.33 | Nor is there need for in-depth wine knowledge. | |||
accumulated knowledge | 0.26 | All of that accumulated knowledge and experience has to count for something. |