To keep the knowledge she acquired at university up to date, Lorna has continued her learning.
We've given absolute knowledge to a group of people who want to keep the knowledge to themselves, who seem to think they know best for reasons they can't (or simply won't) divulge, and who have deemed themselves above the law.
Units in layers are connected by weights which keep the knowledge of the network and govern the influence of each input has on each output.
Let's keep the knowledge flowing and keep broadening the conversation.
Each year we try to come up with unique and educational seminars to keep the knowledge and the wine flowing.
The whole point of the system, however, was to keep the knowledge alive, in a relevant manner.
In the atmosphere of constant changes, updates and new findings in pharmaceutical sciences, nobody doubts the need to keep the knowledge up-to-date in order to stay professionally active and reliable.
There is a clear need for a tracking system that would keep the knowledge of potential geroprotectors accessible and up to date and, in doing so, provide the foundation for evaluating possible geroprotective effects in humans.
By contrast, "within tribal communities, there may be an assumption that knowledge is part of the group's overall identity, but that certain members have the duty to keep the knowledge on behalf of the group and that it would be inappropriate for such individuals to share the knowledge, even with other members of the group" (Tsosie 2007).
This will help to keep the knowledge fresh in your mind.
