Sentence examples for Gaining of knowledge from inspiring English sources

We developed a definition of thriving that breaks the concept into two factors: vitality the sense that you're energized and alive; and learning the gaining of knowledge and skills.

But then the play, he says, and his character in particular, is about youth and experience, and loss of innocence, and the gaining of knowledge, themes which are close to his heart too, and which have preoccupied him for much of the last few years.

"Most importantly, it would allow us visitation rights in a hospital, and gaining of knowledge if one of us was in the hospital.

The enlightened voice reflects listening to new points of view and gaining of knowledge.

In this view, gaining of knowledge on pathways involved in physiological myogenesis and that are found deregulated in RMS is pivotal for the identification of selected factors sustaining the pro-tumoural phenotype.

Finally, it refers to the impact of presentation on individuals' information processing (i.e. their gaining of knowledge, their formulation of risk and benefit perceptions, and their construction of preferences).

The gain-of-knowledge assessment tool was initially used during the pilot implementation in the genetics course.

A design of an experiment is called optimal within this set of designs if it maximizes the expected gain of knowledge about the parameters.

In "Migraine," however, he addressed the imbalance between the two ­approaches explicitly: "By a historical irony, a real gain of knowledge and technical skill has been coupled with a real loss in general understanding".

At each state, the agent must select an action a according to a strategy that balances exploration (gain of knowledge) and exploitation (use of knowledge).

To balance exploration (gain of knowledge) and exploitation (use of knowledge), link managers adopt the ε-greedy action selection strategy (see Section 'Reinforcement learning') with two stages.