Sentence examples for knowledge harvest from inspiring English sources
In the case of food, he said, "It is the connections between climate, season, farmer, farmer knowledge, harvest, post-harvest handling, the songs of the harvest, value-added processing, shipping, and the relationships that are borne out of transporting and selling the products -- all of the thousands of little steps that are taken to deliver food from field to fork, from lake to plate".
The knowledge harvesting from computational studies were then used to guide the structural optimization and mutation of PBD peptide 1.
In this study, we are presenting a knowledge harvesting framework that is designed for synthetic nanodevice model presented in Akgül and Canberk (2014).
Then all that knowledge is harvested by the Google technology so that when you type a question in the Google search bar the answers you get often seem amazingly intelligent, at least by some definition of the word "intelligence"….
All surgeons already had sufficient skills and knowledge for harvesting LNs using the conventional method.
Domain knowledge was harvested from indexed articles [publications of World Health Organization (WHO) and the Brazilian Ministry of Health], as well as domain textbooks.
They harvest knowledge and experience that enables them to speak out on behalf of wildlife.
These documents, collected in part to harvest knowledge amid attempts to exert control on Australia's Indigenous population, will now help to preserve that culture.
First and foremost, UNICEF is an evidence-driven organization that is constantly seeking to harvest knowledge to learn and improve its programmatic work.
In colonial nations such as Canada, there have been increasing requirements for governments to engage directly with Indigenous communities regarding their rights and interests in natural resource management generally, with specific focus on the role of Indigenous knowledge systems in harvest management decision-making (Tikina et al. 2010).
You don't have to be a scientist to be angry at the treatment of one small group of cogs in a vast machine that harvests knowledge for the good of all humankind.
