Sentence examples for assistance in knowledge from inspiring English sources
Outcomes reported include improvements in knowledge and understanding, increased self-awareness and engagement in reflection and improved student tutor relationships, assistance in knowledge management processes and connection between learning at organisational and individual levels, and career-long management of continuing professional development activity.
We are also grateful to Dr. Nicole Boury-Esnault, Dr. Jean Vacelet (Marseilles) for their assistance in sponge knowledge and critical reading of the manuscript, to Daria Tokina (St . Petersburg for semi-thin sections, Dr. Oriol Torrents and Charline Abed for their help in illustration editing.
Study participants overwhelmingly felt themselves ill-equipped for their assumed task and looked to trusted professionals for assistance in building their skills, knowledge, capacity and confidence.
In an interview in 2004, as Farrell was running her company in Washington and the New York City Ballet was preparing to perform at the Kennedy Center for the first time in 17 years, I asked Martins why he wouldn't welcome Farrell's vast knowledge and assistance in staging Balanchine's works at the company.
Universities offer a number of resources sought by the private industry sector including technical expertise, access to expensive capital assets, and assistance in acquiring and assimilating basic knowledge for the project's success (p. 23 in Hall et al. 2002).
Without local assistance and knowledge, finding a captive in this wilderness would have required a significant expeditionary force.
In many cultures, you should show respect by placing a gift of tobacco in front of them before you ask for assistance or knowledge.
Givers offer assistance, share knowledge, and focus on introducing and helping others.
Knowledge in, knowledge out -- no thought.
In court papers, military prosecutors argue that the trial requires additional security because the accused have personal knowledge of classified information such as interrogation techniques and knowledge about which other countries provided assistance in their capture.
