Sentence examples for Burden of knowledge from inspiring English sources

It is a cumulative performance about a burden of knowledge.

Building on this "burden of knowledge" mechanism, this paper first presents six facts about innovator behaviour.

Jones, B. F. The burden of knowledge and the death of the renaissance man: is innovation getting harder?

As the narrator pieces together his parents' leftist activities during the dictatorship, we witness the unravelling of family and nation, and the burden of knowledge that results.

So I bought some creamy lacy underwear". Adding to the responsibility is the burden of knowledge that she is somehow aiding her boss's infidelities.

One factor in this may be the "burden of knowledge": as ideas accumulate it takes ever longer for new thinkers to catch up with the frontier of their scientific or technical speciality.

I am not trying to shift the burden of prognostic knowledge from the physician to the patient.

Press agents seem not to mind the new system; most profess relief that they no longer have to bear the burden of early knowledge.

Rather than one person shouldering the burden of absorbing knowledge by passively observing others, I posit that people can more effectively learn through collaborative, two-way interactions with others at work.

What is certain is that for the rest of their lives both Blair and Cameron will carry the burden of the knowledge that they each, by their inexcusable decisions, inflicted immeasurable damage: Blair's measured in loss of life and suffering; Cameron's by the advent of a new era of nationalism.

What was I saying?" Other times Claire's musings are too polished for speech: "In those first weeks in Italy I saw the country through the eyes of Hawthorne's Miriam and imagined bearing her burden of secret knowledge, every sight tinged with the memory of a secret crime".