Our brains build up patterns of connections, interwoven layers of knowledge that allow us to recognize similarities of situations and see solutions".
Barbara Strauch, author of The Secret Life of the Grown-Up Brain (Viking 2010), says older folks are "better able to make accurate judgements" because "our brains build up patterns of connections, interwoven layers of knowledge that allow us to recognize similarities of situations and see solutions".
"The long-term big bang in health care will come when the data about the patient and the knowledge are completely interwoven," said Dr. Bill Detmer, who pioneered in making Medline, a huge Government database, available on the Internet in 1994.
The Broads (2011, part of the New Naturalist series) summarised the lakes' history and ecology, interwoven with Brian's extensive knowledge of pre-history and of man's role in shaping the Broadland landscape, its present state, and needs for future management.
Non-conceptual knowledge is ultimately interwoven with bodily space, movement, and perception.
Across the lifecycle of scientific discovery, technical and social systems for information exchange and knowledge inquiry are inextricably interwoven while playing uniquely different but complementary roles at different stages of research.
This would imply to look at the pluralism of knowledge and innovation and the pluralism of their structures and processes by which knowledge and innovation are interconnected and interwoven in networks and in 'networks in clouds and crowded crowding clouds'.
Ecological knowledge is already expected to be interwoven at the regional level, since it serves as a foundation for earlier work.
Brief, standardized sun protection education can be efficiently interwoven into existing school curricula, and result in improvements in knowledge and positive intentions for sun protection.
In Yunnan, the ethnic minorities are influenced by Chinese culture, western religions, south Asian religions, and some have their ancient religions, which are interwoven together and may differ or even conflict with baccalaureate nursing students' learned knowledge, hence sometimes undermine the process of learning about caring.
