Sentence examples for knowledge enabling from inspiring English sources

Members of relatively homogeneous groups, on the other hand, share a base of common knowledge, enabling them to pile on declensions without confusing one another.

By combining scientific research with local knowledge, enabling policies and communication technology, wheat production went up from 10 million tonnes in 1964 to 17 million tonnes in 1968.

And both men have long warned of secret centrifuges that could be spinning without outside knowledge, enabling rapid replenishment of the enriched stockpile.

Officials on the mayor's staff have been able to amass tremendous experience and knowledge, enabling them to serve Chicago better.

The idea is to increase interdisciplinary sharing of technical knowledge, enabling scientists to solve their problems faster.

A case study confirms the viability of the system, and the results show that the system provides formulators with key knowledge, enabling effective product formulation.

His knowledge enables the "dealings" between him and Richard Parker.

Knowledge enabled me to turn up and say my lines.

What are the differences in air pressure above and beneath a bird's wing, and how might this knowledge enable man to make a flying machine?

In the past, remarks Russell, "man has survived by virtue of ignorance and inefficiency" – but now our technical knowledge enables us to go more drastically wrong than hitherto.

This knowledge enabled scientists to better measure the rates at which enzymes work and determine how they work, crucial elements in determining their metabolic functions.