Sentence examples for knowledge culture from inspiring English sources

Australia's strong reputation as a place that cultivates and nurtures artistic and knowledge culture stands at the edge of a precipice.

The BBC plan outlines five key tenets that it will focus on: "producing the best journalism in the world; inspiring knowledge, culture, music; ambitious UK drama and comedy; outstanding children's content; and events of universal resonance".

"Students and faculty noted both the rigor and immersion in life at Google as the program's most compelling aspects, and the Googlers involved felt there was a true exchange of knowledge, culture and understanding".

The increase in the number of MOOCs cannot be understood without taking into account the postmodern dynamics of the globalization of knowledge, culture and communication together with the rise of lifelong training programmes (Gómez Galán, 2014).

"We were able to tap into local knowledge, culture, language.

The Neighbourhood Academy is a self-organised open platform for sharing knowledge, culture and activism.

This means opening up the languages of our disciplines to other forms of knowledge, cultures and people.

Jayne has written extensively in the field, including her recent sole-authored book "Introducing dialogic pedagogy: provocations for the early years" with Routledge, and edits for a number of journals (including Knowledge Cultures, International Journal of Early Childhood Education and Video Journal of Education and Pedagogy).

In Thailand, serologic studies that use the indirect hemagglutination test (IHA) have indicated that pigs, sheep, goats, and cattle are exposed to B. pseudomallei (9, 10 ), but to our knowledge, culture-confirmed melioidosis in animals has not been reported in the literature (11 ).

These steps will require effective engagement of actors from across disciplines, organizations and knowledge cultures.

For example, one participant stressed the need to learn each other's 'languages' – how to speak and interact with different groups, disciplines, sectors and knowledge cultures.