Sentence examples for harvest the knowledge from inspiring English sources

We believe we must harvest the knowledge of medicinal herbs, gathering of greens and many other skills from our elders before those skills are lost forever.

We were inspired by group techniques, assuming that the small cosmos of a village community could be captured through harvesting the knowledge that is readily available to its inhabitants free of charge.

These cells are becoming increasingly easy to harvest as the knowledge base increases and offer, in the not too distant future, a minimally invasive therapeutic regime towards regeneration rather than stabilization.

For the past 20 years, Kentucky has reaped the harvest of the knowledge and skills that Harry spent that first decade acquiring.

In fact, in many instances, the trees are harvested without the knowledge of the land owner.

The analysis showed that there were certain benefits in characterizing natural convection pattern prior to heat harvesting, because the knowledge of the convection pattern allows to compare meaningfully alternative production designs.

Access to such information would forewarn harvest planners with the knowledge required to design a harvest strategy that avoids, or is at least cognisant of, the most vulnerable areas at times of greatest risk from the impact of storms.

However, there is still a large gap between the huge amount of effort and resources invested in disease research and the little effort in harvesting the published knowledge.

If The Times doesn't soon begin to harvest the immense collective knowledge of its readers, its readers will leave their comments elsewhere on the Internet, and the newspaper's credibility will continue to suffer both from uncorrected errors and from the limited perspective inherent in any newsroom.

Fuzzy logic rulesets may be created first by determining the attributes associated with the health of a seasonal salmon harvest, as determined during the knowledge building phase.

A big challenge facing harvest management is whether the knowledge and experience gained in its application can be reflected in higher-level structural adjustments when needed.