Sentence examples for cornerstone of knowledge from inspiring English sources
A common underpinning in these frameworks is that experimental replication is available as the cornerstone of knowledge discovery within the discipline.
The property of being firmissimum manifests the fact that the LNC has been taken as the most indubitable and incontrovertible law of thought and being, and as the supreme cornerstone of knowledge and science.
Bird skins are still a cornerstone of our knowledge and understanding.
INTELLECTUAL property is the cornerstone of the modern knowledge economy.
In our experience this has led to an increase in interest for clinical practice in specific medical fields and less for pathology which should actually provide the cornerstone of the students' knowledge of disease whatever specialization he/she may choose.
Last month, the US Global Development Lab hosted its first convening of Cornerstone Partners a knowledge sharing and thought leadership network of 32 corporations, universities, civil society organisations and bilateral donors to talk about how we can work together to address some of the world's most pressing challenges.
"The cornerstone of social cognition is empathy.
By performing a series of experiments with sprigs of mint under a glass, "Priestley had laid the cornerstone for that amazing body of knowledge, but the building itself didn't become visible for a hundred and fifty years".
In her speech to attendees, Pugh shared her four discussion disciplines, which are a cornerstone of the Information and Knowledge Strategy curriculum.
Countering any suggestion that libraries are a "soft subject" for a piece of political theatre, Brennan sees these houses of knowledge as the "cornerstone" of our society.
