Sentence examples for forgotten knowledge from inspiring English sources

Thus "there is knowledge that can be lost, but not by its being forgotten", knowledge that one society cannot share with a society that is historically or culturally remote.

These dog-eared paperbacks and crumbling textbooks are the symbols of many things -- souvenirs of wonderful tales and characters, trophies of forgotten knowledge that we keep to remind us of our real interests.

It was a reminder to us all that the ancient cultures of the world are the keepers of forgotten knowledge and that we can learn from them... even today.

This work evaluates one approach to this problem: forgetting knowledge that is not in active use (as determined by base-level activation) and can likely be reconstructed if it becomes relevant.

We lack knowledge in that, in our soul's unification with the body, it has forgotten the knowledge and now needs to recollect it.

Temporal problem-solving experience can be forgotten, and knowledge embedded in problem-solving experience may not be transferable to new problems.

Paradoxically, today the EU 2004 entrants seem to be forgotten and knowledge of welfare state futures in this part of Europe has not advanced.

We consider conjunctive query inseparability of description logic knowledge bases with respect to a given signature a fundamental problem in knowledge base versioning, module extraction, forgetting and knowledge exchange.

Another interesting finding is that students seemed to retain knowledge of the LDS stance on evolution while forgetting specific knowledge of evolution.

The basic idea of the conflict resolution framework is to weaken the preferences of each agent by forgetting certain knowledge that causes inconsistency.

This network can be considered a self-organized classifier with the ability to adaptively learn new information without forgetting old knowledge.