Sentence examples for condensed knowledge from inspiring English sources

Twitter's magic is the expedited consumption of condensed knowledge.

The condensed knowledge could be an asset for rationally designing antigen-delivery vehicles to obtain safe and efficacious vaccines.

From textbooks the students learn the condensed knowledge from review articles and primary research on which general consensus has been reached by the scientific community, whereas in current research articles presented in journals, consensus about the observations and interpretations has generally not yet been reached.

Serving curries from Tamil Nadu in southern India, it is located in a Victorian gatehouse at the top of town, where Dev and Padmini Sankar have condensed their knowledge of the region's fare into a capsule menu.

That way is what he and co-author Shawn Welch call "artisanal publishing," and they've condensed that knowledge into a new book, APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur - How to Publish Your Book.

Here, we aim to condense this knowledge into a useful form for the plasmonics community.

Regarding the difficulties in diagnosis and multipronged treatment which is due to the symptom diversity and the complexity of associated problems, it was the editors' intention to condense the knowledge on temporomandibular disorders from different perspectives for the readers of this special issue.

Late last year Pitney condensed its extensive knowledge of direct mail into a CD-ROM program called "Mail Marketer," which it will sell for $60 to small companies or charities trying to do a mass mailing like the big mailers.