Sentence examples for by the new knowledge from inspiring English sources

This report features the recent progress in understanding the behaviour of atoms and valence electrons involved in the process of oxidation, and some technological development driven by the new knowledge.

Regarding question 12, the bureau said today that "[g]iven the importance of this small population group to the economy, the federal statistical system and the nation, bolstered by the new knowledge of historical precedent brought to light by commenters to the Federal Register notice, the Census Bureau therefore plans to retain this question on the 2016 ACS".

Additionally, the deciding phase was a stepwise process influenced by the new knowledge created in the relating and interpreting phases of the model.

Surveillance personnel were energized by the new knowledge they gained and the new relationships that they were able to form with producers.

Meanwhile, Ms. Tamer's home has become a weekly meeting place for women in the neighbourhood who speak openly of issues that concern them, guided by the new knowledge they acquired from the information sessions at the centre.

Posing as fed-up Americans, the Internet Research Agency trolls have denounced the investigation of Russian election interference as a "weird conspiracy" pushed only by "liberal crybabies," the New Knowledge report says.

Educational games may create a new and improved learning culture by drawing advantage of the new knowledge and skills of today's students obtained from extensive use of interactive game software.

"Undeniably brain research is going through an extraordinary phase of development" he says, "a golden age of discovery fuelled by a combination of all the new knowledge coming from genetics, and the dramatic improvements in imaging technology".

By exchanging new knowledge, either the new knowledge can be introduced fully to make the practices more efficient and sensitive to the patient, or the new knowledge can be adapted to make it workable in that society's context.

The new knowledge created by his fundamental research has had profound effects on organic and biological chemistry and related fields.

Does the new knowledge provided by the science of genetics call for the government to play God in deciding what we may and may not do to enhance the genetic endowment of our children?