Sentence examples for Gain some knowledge from inspiring English sources
However, those who really want to learn can gain some knowledge.
Although I know that some high schools offer AP Environmental Science and this is an entry point for them to gain some knowledge in the field.
"I was able to gain some knowledge on the public and private collections as well as clerical property in Cracow and Warsaw.
"Why can't we build machines that, just like humans, can read manuals, wikis, and other literature to gain some knowledge of an environment and its conditions, rather than having them learn to perform tasks through trial and error?" he asks.
In order to gain some knowledge of the influences of CS degradation products on angiogenesis, the interaction of vascular endothelial cells with the degradation products was investigated in the present study.
We explained who we were and gained some knowledge of the monastery.
Growing up in Philadelphia, where he gained some knowledge of art from sign makers, Jarvis was apprenticed in 1800 to Edward Savage, a New York engraver and painter.
Burton chairman Ben Robinson said: "Jimmy and David have great records as professional footballers and have already gained some knowledge of football management.
Brawn insisted that while it was "inevitable" Mercedes would have gained some knowledge from the test it would not have been a competitive advantage because they did not know what tyres they were testing.
Fording atop the Godwin Glacier, emphatically avoiding moulins and crevasses, while gaining some knowledge that would turn out to become important in future glacier exploration... Photo credit: Jonathan Irish.
