Sentence examples for dependent on knowledge from inspiring English sources

Our economy is increasingly dependent on knowledge.

It is an economy that is increasingly dependent on knowledge and intangible assets, and technology plays a critical role in that.

Syllabaries are highly ambiguous and hence dependent on knowledge not only of the script but also on the likely content of the message.

Given the state of global competition, and an economy increasingly dependent on knowledge and innovation, we must preserve incentives to invent, not diminish them.

Development of diagnostic and prophylactic methodologies is dependent on knowledge of the host's defence system and reaction to different vaccine adjuvants.

The success of the design is dependent on knowledge of the aerodynamic performance of the PPOs often described by their geometry (normally an area) and resistance to airflow.

"Indeed, given the pressures to ensure that the labour market adapts to an economy that will increasingly be dependent on knowledge-based industries, equity of access for students, irrespective of whether they are school leavers or mature aged learners, will be important".

Density is both more sustainable and creates the conditions for economic growth, particularly when economies are dependent on knowledge-based industries.

The community is the primary knower on this view and individual knowledge is dependent on the knowledge and values of the community.

The humor in the show is not only dependent on one's knowledge of Hamilton, the world-beating musical – but also on the world of theater in general.

IQ, a measure of intelligence dependent on one's knowledge of specific information, has lost its relevance in the age of information.