Sentence examples for export of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Between 1200 and 1000, however, the export of knowledge of iron metallurgy and of iron objects was rapid and widespread.

"It's addressing areas of challenge that Singapore itself faces, and at the same time facilitating the export of knowledge and best practices among developing-country cities globally, thus creating jobs for its businesses and population".

In the same vein the German Chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, declared that the future of the F.R.G. will be the export of knowledge, software/org ware instead of products.

They do that by restricting export of certain technology, knowledge, and goods to certain persons and nations.

X 1, X 2, X 3, and X 4 represents the foreign direct investment issues such as infrastructure, technological diffusion, facilitation of trade, and increase in export markets and inflow of knowledge management.

However, the development of organic cotton has some drawbacks, including the structural difficulties (both actual and perceived) of doing business in sub-Saharan Africa; lack of transport or difficulties to transport organic fertilizer, a shortage of export oriented knowledge (Ferrigno et al. 2005).

Even social programs can only be exported with knowledge of cultural inflection — everyone would expect French medical care to be statist and national, when, in many instances, it depends, far more than other successful systems, on private insurance.

"This case was unique in that we litigated know-how, the very concept of exporting your knowledge base that you derive, in whole or in part, from your activities working in United States classified programs," Assistant U.S. Attorney Ken Sorenson said.

"We have never had an accident or leak or any export of fissile material or nuclear technology or knowledge," he said.

And given Germany's export dependence, diversity bringing knowledge of funny-sounding languages and different cultural backgrounds—should be a plus.

Are they instances of knowledge?