Sentence examples for communicate knowledge of from inspiring English sources

But it can be difficult to communicate knowledge of a higher order without coming across as a hamfisted tubthumper or some kind of hippy.

The mission of the Jepson Herbarium is to understand and conserve the California flora through systematic, floristic, and conservation biology studies and to communicate knowledge of the flora through publications and instructional programs.

Nicholson, the first Gruber awarded to the Caribbean, will manage a climate change project in the twin-island nation of Antigua & Barbuda that aims to build resilience to climate impacts, with a focus on women's empowerment, and to communicate knowledge of climate adaptation globally.

Challenges include poor infrastructure (both basic and sophisticated), inadequate training of healthcare providers (especially in terms of acquiring specialist knowledge of chronic conditions and of communicating knowledge to lay people and patients), and high cost of care.

While a knowledge object refers to the immediate topic or piece of content addressed by someone intending to create or communicate knowledge (a muscle function, an experience of pain, etc), the knowledge form refers to ways of organising or communicating this knowledge (theories, prognosis, probabilistics, examples, anecdotes, questions, etc).

The chief purpose of computers at such companies is to help people communicate knowledge, not to store it.

It involves different mechanisms of generating and of communicating knowledge, more actors who come from different disciplines, and different sites in which knowledge is being produced.

"Making an image of the land has always been a matter of communicating knowledge," DeLue said.

A recent article in Esquire by John H. Richardson explored the way various climate scientists (including myself) grapple with the complicated and indeed sometimes emotional task of communicating knowledge, uncertainty, and risk in a way that best informs the contentious debate over human-caused climate change and what to do about it.

Fortunately the Internet is not the only way of communicating knowledge and information.

This account places the healthcare professional in a more traditional and directive role as an educator and emphasises the importance of communicating knowledge as the route to improving lifestyles (see Figure  3).