Sentence examples for Legacy knowledge from inspiring English sources

In today's automotive engineering practice, however, design and development of new, more comfortable car seats is based almost entirely on empiricism, legacy knowledge and extensive, time-consuming and costly prototyping and experimental/field testing.

In many cases, an expert's legacy knowledge makes it difficult for them to accurately assess an innovative technology's potential impact.

You have to create a team that has legacy knowledge and new patterns of development - going back to the agile methodology and agile best practices.

I think sometimes people believe that the way to do this is to get rid of old legacy knowledge and just figure out how to act like a start-up.

A quantitative model of the sphigolipid pathway is developed by integrating metabolomics and transcriptomics data with legacy knowledge.

Though we have used this two-step approach previously and applied it to eicosanoid lipid pathway, the major distinction lies in its application to the SL metabolic pathway and the integration of transcriptomic data with the metabolomic data along with legacy knowledge to develop the kinetic model.

The task of translating legacy knowledges into public futures draws upon four kinds of genealogies: test drives and libidinal drives, protocols and networks, landscapes or ethical plateaus, and reknitting global moieties split by the cold war.

What they do have is Colonel Riant's legacy, the knowledge "that there is nothing to do in this life on earth but help others progress as far as they can and to take as much pleasure in it as possible".

In them we can find not only an extraordinary technical tool, but also – and most importantly – a reason to overcome the traditional legal positivism – which is "ontological" and therefore "fragile" – and thus rediscover the cooperation not only among experts, but also with non-experts, in the name of an "antifragile" shared legacy of knowledge that is called "law".

He energized the field, inspired action, and left a legacy of leadership, knowledge, integrity, and kindness.

Knowledge exchange is a flexible process that must be monitored, reflected on and continuously refined, and where possible, steps should be taken to ensure a legacy of ongoing knowledge exchange beyond initial research funding.