Sentence examples for generations of engagement from inspiring English sources

The knowledge a population holds about a mode of subsistence or productive activity is developed and transmitted across generations of engagement with a local environment and is commonly termed 'traditional'localcal' or 'indigenous' knowledge (Ellen et al. [2013]; Vandebroek et al. [2011]).

These trends are paving the way for the next generation platforms of engagement.

Whereas the individualistic learning activities contribute to the generation of knowledge, engagement in these learning activities make this knowledge only potentially available for others.

The startup wants to build the next-generation of customer engagement, allowing brands to create custom landing pages and feeds from cross-channel sources, like their social networks and games, allowing them to watch videos and socialize with their friends at the same time.

(You could also argue that a lot of earlier generations' civic engagement required half the population -- generally the female half -- to stay home so that the other half could respond to emergencies).

The founders behind Cabana hail from places like Sega, Pixar, LucasArts, Adobe, and EA, with expertise in high-end computer graphics — useful for Twitter as it looks to further build out advertising and other forms of engagement and revenue generation.

These findings have important implications for rational vaccine design, where improving the generation and engagement of memory Tfh cells could be used to enhance vaccine-induced protective immunity.

A meshing scheme obtained in agreement with this method and actual meshing schemes after inclusion of generation and engagement limitations were presented.

We should therefore support this new generation of political leaders to ensure their initial acts of engagement sow the seeds of lasting positive change.

As the 25-year-old Kate Daughdrill put it, for her generation Detroit is no city on the skids but "a theater of engagement".

In this mixing of engagement and ambiguity, Agnon set a precedent followed by later generations of Israeli novelists, including Amos Oz (who wrote a study of Agnon) and David Grossman.