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perception; kenning; noesis; intellection; knowing; the tree of knowledge; experience (experience bitterness of something – познать горечь чего-либо); knowledge; understanding (D. Zolottsev); doctrine; lare; lore; notion |
| antic. |
cognoscence; connusance; ken |
| electr. |
cognition |
| equip. |
learning (напр., при обучении робота) |
| filos. |
development of knowledge (мира Alex_Odeychuk) |
| Gruzovik, antic. |
association; tie; relation |
| jur. |
cognizance |
| med. |
cognition (процесс, включающий восприятие, распознавание, понимание, суждение, осмысление, мотивацию и отражение) |
| pomp. |
knowingness (There was no space, no time, no separation, no duality of anything, as every cell of my being was flooded through and through with knowingness of how all that is, just is; of how it all makes Divine sense, of how all is in Divine Order. Sweeterbit) |
| psic. |
cognitive; gnosis |
| tec. |
awareness |
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| gen. |
scholastic attainments; acquirements; knowledge; expertise (essence); scholarship; learning; acquirement; attainments; information |
| aeroh. |
science |
| antic. |
accomplishment |
| arcaic. |
knowledg (Zenikof) |
| makár. |
training |
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| gen. |
процесс отражения и воспроизведения действительности в мышлении субъекта, результатом которого является новое знание о мире. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
