Sentence examples for an explosion of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Today, we are seeing an explosion of knowledge due to new techniques.

"We're on the cusp of something extraordinary,"she says, "an explosion of knowledge that is revolutionizing the profession".

Professor Janus said he hoped for "an explosion of knowledge" about how to prevent sexual violence before it happened, which he said would prevent far more sex crimes than civilly committing offenders.

Other pivotal changes included challenges to accepted values, such as those supported by religion; changes in social relations, especially toward versions of group and individual equality; and an explosion of knowledge affecting paradigms as well as particular information.

"I think you'll see more and more respected clients' attorneys getting into this area, because there's been an explosion of knowledge about S.U.V. risk," said Richard L. Denney, an Oklahoma lawyer who was chairman of a committee of attorneys involved in consolidated federal litigation against Firestone, relating to the much-publicized fatal rollover accidents involving Ford Explorers.

Over the last decade there has been an explosion of knowledge in the field of neuroplasticity.

Web 2.0 technologies, such as forums and wikis, are enabling an explosion of global knowledge sharing through distributed large-scale conversations, but they seem to be less successful at supporting collaborative deliberation around complex and controversial questions.

Next, Davidson, Oesterreich and colleagues [ 3] report on recent developments in epigenetics and breast cancer, an area that has witnessed an explosion of new knowledge.

In recent years, there has been a virtual explosion of knowledge about how to ensure primary education for all, especially for girls.

There has also been a relative explosion of knowledge in the critical care, trauma, and surgical populations, and the inception of a society dedicated to its understanding, the World Society of the Abdominal Compartment Syndrome (WSACS).

The successful mapping of the human genome has created an explosion of clinically relevant knowledge that continues to expand as the functions of our 30,000 or more genes are identified.