Sentence examples for knowledge built on from inspiring English sources

Based on the new knowledge built on the new database available, a potential interpretation of the sugar profiles of the paint samples is suggested.

So, unless we are dealing with situations that repeat identically over a period of time, we cannot realistically rely on the type of predictive knowledge built on generalisations from previous cases.

Therefore, we can say that Zen is an anti-philosophy in that it is not a systematization of knowledge built on the use of a discursive mode of reasoning anchored in the (alleged) certainty or transparency of ego-consciousness, by following an Aristotelian either-or logic.

The participants' views regarding different aspects of flu (cause, contagiousness, mode of transmission, etc.…) were globally congruent with scientific knowledge, built on family transmission, experience, recurring information in the media during the flu period, and confirmation of auto-diagnosis by a medical diagnosis.

Quite the reverse, knowledge builds on knowledge, making this a "magic resource" subject to unlimited economies of scale.

This knowledge builds on and is consistent with knowledge that has accumulated at the regional scale but is more detailed because more data are available at the site-scale level.

Science research is inherently iterative because new knowledge builds on existing knowledge.

Developing a broader platform for capturing and sharing expert knowledge builds on previous machine learning and image database efforts and provides a pathway for making these tools widely accessible.

In the process, she picked up a rudimentary knowledge of engineering, which she built on by talking with engineers and watching them in action.

"If it happens again we have the knowledge to build on".

In other words, research becomes integrated with previously held knowledge, and humans build on and create knowledge through their interactions with each other.