Sentence examples for knowledge centers from inspiring English sources

"Our business model depends on having access to scientists and to knowledge centers like Washington University".

Knowledge centers and companies can also count on support for making their equipment available for pioneers.

Knowledge centers, specifically designed to pool research results, translate them into actionable information, and build networks across disciplines, are essential instruments for the science-policy interface.

International R&D satellite offices, including its first outside of Cupertino, located in Israel, help Apple take advantage of knowledge centers and concentrations of experts and specialists beyond its home base.

In comparison, these reveal a wider tension in the knowledge-based economy between established knowledge centers in Europe and the United States and emerging knowledge hubs in Asia Pacific.

Relevant research topics in medical informatics are: comprehensive electronic patient records, modern health information system architectures, architectures for medical knowledge centers, specific data processing methods ('medical data mining'), and multi-functional, mobile ICT tools.

Vacation policies should be consistent and clearly communicated, said Margaret Fiester, operations manager for the H.R. Knowledge Center at the Society for Human Resource Management.

He showed me the Irulas' school, and their "Knowledge Center," a damp hall with two computers funded by a nongovernmental organization.

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In addition to the bike library, the Bicycle Innovation Lab includes a knowledge center that offers discussions, videos and other information about biking.

"We found that many of our library users were not requesting items from the Moravia Park facility because of the inconvenience," said Sayeed Choudhury, director of the Digital Knowledge Center at Johns Hopkins and a collaborator on the project.