Sentence examples for combining this knowledge from inspiring English sources

That said, it is clear that the promise of these materials lies not in reproducing nature, but in learning from it and combining this knowledge with man's greater access to materials and processing techniques.

Combining this knowledge with an appropriate model for initial route generation could identify the most probable routes that the birds will eventually memorize.

Combining this knowledge with data from remote sensing and other sources allows FAO to provide information which can be used to draw recommendations for governments, civil society and the private sector.

Tissue engineering relies on reiteration of these developmental processes and aims to combine this knowledge with typical engineering disciplines to generate functional substitutes to replace lost or worn out tissue.

The aim of this paper was to review the current available evidence on NGAL applicability in adult cardiac surgery patients and combine this knowledge with the expert consensus of the authors to generate an NGAL based tubular damage score: The cardiac surgery associated NGAL Score (CSA-NGAL score).

Through a unique compiler hardware approach, we (1) demonstrate an extension to the state-of-the-art in data analyzability, yielding better control over scratchpad data management, and (2) combine this knowledge with an SRAM having variable latency and access properties, yielding adjustable power savings.

She has combined this knowledge to write interesting papers about how developing nations should pursue sustainable development and build climate resilience.

A way to combine this knowledge from different sources is described in an approach called learning by analogy (Gentner 1983; Gregan-Paxton and John 1997), which we discuss next.

Center researchers work to understand the fundamental processes that contribute to chemical toxicity and to combine this knowledge with epidemiology to reduce environmental disease.

LOKI provides access to integrated biological knowledge (pathways, groups, interactions, ECRs, regulatory regions, etc)., which is valuable to researchers that do not want to spend considerable effort to combine this knowledge manually.

But it is when we combine this knowledge with data from other approaches, that we become the evolutionary detective, piecing together the evidence from various sources to comprehend the Darwinian dimensions of fishing.