Sentence examples for from a transfer of knowledge from inspiring English sources
The professionals involved in this action research will become more aware of the phenomenon and more expect to benefit from a transfer of knowledge.
When the structural hole lies between two groups who could benefit from a transfer of knowledge, the actor in the bridging role may be thought of as a knowledge broker.
Intellectual property is moving from enabling a transfer of knowledge to creating a market for it.
"Ten years ago, co-operations between Europe and China involved mainly a transfer of knowledge from Europe to China.
In the case of disciplines, directed links correspond to a transfers of knowledge from one scientific discipline (the one of the mentor) to another one (the one of the student), from one generation to another, and how disciplines at a certain time may inherit, in terms of ideas and methods, from research fields at previous times.
Current educational theories suggest that learning is a matter of reconstructing knowledge by the learner rather than a mere transfer of knowledge from an expert to a novice.
Historically, extension has been seen as "a linear transfer of knowledge from scientists and extension agents to the farmers," commented Ficarelli.
There is a discernible transfer of knowledge from mature economies to the emerged and emerging market PE players.
Much of the impact is from the transfer of knowledge and of ways of fitting into worldwide production networks, not visible in standard productivity measurements.
There are many academic contextualized screening centres across the world, each with different specializations and remits and, collectively, they represent a vast transfer of knowledge and technology bases from industry into academia.
