In Fig. 13 we see a few subgraphs of the word association network, revolving around four keywords: bright, knowledge, music and play.
Bright Knowledge explains student finance and other things you need to know without the jargon, you could try the course finder on the new WhichUni site from consumer organisation Which?, and bestcourse4me lets you compare different courses across the country.
If there is a challenge I face, I surround myself with the smartest people I can find so my clients are guaranteed the brightest knowledge and best care".
The fantasy travel is exciting; indeed, Jinx's journey to the world of Samara, and to its Temple of Knowledge, is a bright, if brief, spot in the novel.
Poles, after all, had elected him in 1995 in full knowledge of his former life as a bright young member of the Communist Party.
There is a shifting landscape for knowledge generation in contemporary societies that suggests a bright future for transdisciplinary (TD) research.
Having knowledge of your history is key to a bright future.
"This is a proud moment for Rwanda", said Dr. Joseph Foumbi, UNICEF Representative to Rwanda, to the award winners "because your achievements constitute a big step towards the realization of the vision laid down by all Rwandans for a brighter future based on knowledge and hard work".
Ms. Jacoby, dressed in a bright red turtleneck with lipstick to match, was sitting, appropriately, in that temple of knowledge, the New York Public Library's majestic Beaux Arts building on Fifth Avenue.
We are lucky that the knowledge about Faroese knitting had not died before we were spotted, and today there is a bright future for knitting on the Faroe Islands.
