Sentence examples for knowledge exchanged from inspiring English sources

Another story — which really could have come out of the "Arabian Nights" but apparently is based on a real incident — is of three sisters who have all, without each other's knowledge, exchanged marriage pledges and slept with their father's former apprentice, leading to the gruesome murder of the miscreant and a 15-year prison sentence for one of the enraged sisters.

In this paper, we are particularly interested in the knowledge exchanged and shared during these collaborations.

The knowledge exchanged in a curriculum genre is realised by lexical items, and by lexical relations and reference relations between items.

Curriculum genres typically involve multiple modalities: teacher/learner exchanges are often negotiated orally, but may also be written or on-line, and the sources of knowledge exchanged may lie in the activities of participants, or their sensory environment, in written texts, visual images, film or performance.

Types of knowledge exchanged included specialist clinical knowledge and day-to-day practice knowledge.

Wendy Earle is knowledge exchange manager at Birkbeck.

Julie Northam is head of research and knowledge exchange at Bournemouth University.

Academics are often tokenistic when it comes to knowledge exchange.

David Phipps is director of research services and knowledge exchange at York University, Toronto, Canada.

In the words of one policymaker: "Just giving an academic paper to a few policymakers is not knowledge exchange".

Will our world-class universities be more successful within this phenomenal knowledge exchange partnership, or outside the European research club?