Sentence examples for gaining specific knowledge from inspiring English sources
Hagstrom continues, "The art of achieving what Charlie Munger calls 'worldly wisdom' is a pursuit that appears to have more in common with the ancient and medieval periods than with contemporary studies, which mostly emphasize gaining specific knowledge in one particular field.
While the protégé gained specific knowledge about component parts, the more important know-how transferred was the ability to look at the whole system, see how the interfaces worked, and understand how different functional priorities led to specific design flaws.
The AMS model is expected to help students improve their writing skills and gain specific knowledge on professional and academic genres.
Our objectives are twofold: (1) to provide basic knowledge on the role of these genes and gene products in vascular morphogenesis and (2) to gain specific knowledge of the pathology observed in these disorders.
Our objectives are twofold: (1) to gain specific knowledge of the pathology observed in these disorders, and (2) to provide basic knowledge on the role of these genes and gene products in angiogenesis.
After formulating their research questions, students start to write the proposal, and in this period, they gain specific knowledge on their topic and methodology by searching recent articles on the topic.
The objectives of these partnerships with external players involve gaining specific assets, knowledge-sharing routines, and access to complementary resources.
Community is discussed next and is considered a significant measure for gaining context specific knowledge on disaster preparedness and risk management.
Moreover, employees gain specific experience and knowledge in the narrow fields where the company focuses.
The program for geriatric medicine, dentistry and mental health is one way that health care professionals can gain more specific knowledge and training to recognize and provide comprehensive care for the growing number of people 65 years old and up.
In recent surveys of college seniors, more than 90percentt report gaining subject-specific knowledge and developing the ability to think critically and analytically.
