Has increased knowledge of the Craft affected their daily lives?
Swiss excavations of the 1970s and 1980s have greatly increased knowledge of the site.
Our so-called obsession with safety is a subset of our increased knowledge — of the increase in scientific knowledge and the increased rapidity with which that knowledge is shared and discussed, thanks to the Internet.
Sir Austen Henry Layard, (born March 5, 1817, Paris died July 5, 1894, London) English archaeologist whose excavations greatly increased knowledge of the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia.
Recent improvements in understanding have come from the application of experimental analytical methods and from increased knowledge of the mechanisms of inheritance e.g., from genetics.
A gift from a devoted staff member made possible the purchase of a small liquid-air machine essential for Thomson's research on positive rays, which greatly increased knowledge of the recently discovered atomic nuclei.
March 5, 1817 Paris, France July 5, 1894 London, England Sir Austen Henry Layard, (born March 5, 1817, Paris died July 5, 1894, London) English archaeologist whose excavations greatly increased knowledge of the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia.
But once it had become common, as a result of increased knowledge of the technique of smelting ore, it seems to have been used, at least in Europe, almost exclusively for objects of utility.
Increased knowledge of the Middle Ages and greater sophistication regarding the constructs (and periods) that scholars have created in attempting to comprehend the past have sparked the search for appropriate terms to describe human institutions and societies.
It has been the goal of students of religion for many centuries but especially so with the increased knowledge of the world's religions and the advent of modern methods of scientific inquiry in the last two centuries.
He increased knowledge of the way influenza viruses cause infection, and he carried out or was associated with research on myxomatosis, Murray Valley encephalitis, toxic staphylococcal infection, polio, psittacosis, herpes simplex, poxviruses, and Q fever.
