Sentence examples for Stream of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Homni is a global network of civilisations with a stream of knowledge already being channelled for human protection.

During a chat with John Biggs today at Disrupt Europe, Indiegogo CEO Slava Rubin dropped a rapid fire stream of knowledge.

Observe the spaces between these places, cultures and experiences and we will find a deep stream of knowledge that may help us live longer and better.

(Note: for the first time, JWT is sensing a real desire to get a leg up in absorbing basic marketing concepts. But even an infinite stream of "knowledge" will be meaningless unless the aforementioned structural issues are resolutely addressed).

How can developing countries improve the health of their populations when they are effectively removed from the stream of knowledge from the developed world and their own region?

Integrating the two streams of knowledge is not easy, but once management teams learn how to blend them, the advantages can be substantial.

These offset agreements were designed to secure sales of Western-built aircraft to China, and often involved critical streams of knowledge transfer from prime contractors to Chinese suppliers.

Meanwhile, focusing on culture, hybridity, and everyday life may account for alternative streams of knowledge (Tickner 2003).

This work was partially funded by the General Secretariat for Research and Technology (GSRT), the Hellenic Foundation for Research and Innovation (HFRI) and the EU project "DAIAD - Open Water Management from droplets of participation to streams of knowledge" under Grant agreement No. 619186.

Federal Action: Within the broader framework of U.S. innovation and R&D strategies, the federal government should adopt stable and effective policies, practices, and funding for university-performed R&D and graduate education so that the nation will have a stream of new knowledge and educated people to power our future, helping us meet national goals and ensure prosperity and security.

If, as Bush argued, "there must be a stream of new scientific knowledge to turn the wheels of private and public enterprise," how can a private company find out about that new knowledge, and turn publicly published research into a competitive advantage?