Sentence examples for instant knowledge from inspiring English sources

"The www-generation is high on instant knowledge but seems somehow low on actual experience," the brief said.

But instant knowledge gratification comes at a price: when practically all answers are a click away, we sometimes stop really valuing the search or the solution.

We binge on instant knowledge, but we are learning the hazards, and readers are warier than they used to be of nanosecond-interpretations of Supreme Court decisions.

And it's difficult to imagine life without it – to be so connected is to have access to instant knowledge, instant exchange, instant laughter and anger.

IF YOU found studying physics at school difficult or tedious, you may well have wished for a pill that could impart instant knowledge of the subject.

"In Japan for example," she says, "our analysis shows that people want to know quite a lot about the blood type of film stars", so that will be a prioritised part of the instant Knowledge Graph in that part of the world.

9. WolframAlpha ($2.99) Building on 25 years of development led by Stephen Wolfram, Wolfram|Alpha has rapidly become the world's definitive source for instant expert knowledge and computation.

This period of history has been called the Information Age because it makes available instant access to knowledge that would have been difficult or impossible to find previously.

It's worth noting that Microsoft excludes ads and features like Bing's Snapshot and Social Search panes and Google's Instant Previews and Knowledge Graph boxes from this comparison.

From the angular CSI feedback provided by the users, the base station has at time instant n delayed knowledge of the channel expansion vectors (mathbf {d}_{u}^{s}[n-m]) and the norm of the corresponding expansion coefficient vectors (left |mathbf {c}_{u}^{s}[n-m]right |), where m represent the delay of the CSI feedback path.

Bond also wrote a humorous short story called "The Amazing Invention of Wilberforce Weems", which appeared in the September 1939 issue and described the consequences of a potion that allowed the instant absorption of knowledge from any book.