Sentence examples for added to the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Two research groups added to the knowledge of the reality underlying modern physics.

This, added to the knowledge that a spill could end up with you having to sell a kidney, makes for a very nervous ride".

Neuroscientists have been encouraged by the growing number of researchers who have added to the knowledge of concussions and head trauma, which they say has traditionally been underfinanced.

Irregular heart-beats had been studied by Giovanni Morgagni of Bologna in the 18th century, and many subsequent scientists had added to the knowledge of heart disease by the time young Paul Zoll began studying medicine at Harvard in the 1930s.

September 4, 1853 Frankfurt an der Oder, Germany June 15 , 1905Liezen, Austria Hermann von Wissmann, (born Sept. 4, 1853, Frankfurt an der Oder, Brandenburg [Germany] died June 15 , 1905 near Liezen, Austria), German explorer who twice crossed the continent of Africa and added to the knowledge of the upper Congo River basin.

Facts (A2) are then added to the knowledge base.

Interesting snippets may add to the knowledge of all.

"Most detectorists see themselves as amateur archaeologists adding to the knowledge of the nation," he adds.

Often enough its stagings of rare works add to the knowledge of most dancegoers.

"Everything you find," Ms. Loorya said, "adds to the knowledge of material culture and lifeways of colonial New York".

As is the case for many investigators, most of my research outputs are not marketable but add to the knowledge in the field.