Sentence examples for bricks of knowledge from inspiring English sources

4 "Research scientists are trained to produce specialised bricks of knowledge, but not to look at the whole building".

In our effort to apply one more brick of knowledge to meet the above goal, Chemical and Biological Technologies in Agriculture devoted the thematic series "HA/NOM Structure and Bioactivity" based on the contributions of participants to the 17th Meeting of the International Humic Substances Society (IHSS) that took place in Ioannina, Greece, on September 2014.

9 "To... utilize Forscher's brickyard analogy, research synthesis as a primary research endeavour can both assemble random bricks into useful edifices of knowledge, and ensure that any bricks that are produced in the future contribute to the construction of such edifices rather than being thrown onto a random pile".

In our opinion one of the most valuable elements of Knowledge Bricks is the application of the Gesture Description Language technology as a natural user interface and easy to manage gestures knowledge base usable for teachers when they are designing virtual worlds or visual information management application.

Then there's this: "She wondered whether it was possible to know a truth, and then quickly unknow it, bricking up that portal of knowledge until every pinpoint of light was covered over".

Instead, it should answer, or at least first create questions, identify problems and look for the missing brick among a wall of knowledge, and then find new and novel solutions.

See related research by Dewitte et al., http://ccforum.com/content/16/5/R165 Another brick in the wall of knowledge on renal resistive index (RI) was provided by Dewitte and colleagues [ 1] in the previous issue of Critical Care.