Sentence examples for knowledge hubs from inspiring English sources

Stern, S. Biological Resource Centers: Knowledge Hubs for the New Economy (Brookings, Washington, DC, 2006).

Establishing well-connected, business, investor and knowledge hubs akin to Silicon Valley is key to addressing this.

According to Siew, just as Heritage City is centred around government, other smart city projects are meant to be linked to other themes, creating liveable "knowledge hubs".

The role of sales representatives in Russia was recast to act as knowledge hubs for physicians, since better physicians lead to healthier patients.

Large cities like New York and Los Angeles, as well as leading tech and knowledge hubs like Seattle and San Francisco, have experienced gentrification, economic segregation, and a disappearing middle class.

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.

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YISF functions as a knowledge hub and provides space for intellectual exchange among scholars, practitioners, and policymakers.

"The key obstacle is a lack of understanding of the important role that children can play," says Catherine Cameron, director at Agulhas Applied Knowledge, a research and knowledge hub specialising in the nexus between climate, fragility and governance.

To support the #OurDay tweetathon, which is organised by the Local Government Association and the Knowledge Hub and coincides with social media week on the Public Leaders Network, we want you to share your pictures and stories that represent a day in your life.

Even though the project was backed by the Guardian's Public Leaders Network, Solace and KnowledgeHub, which gave me confidence, I had no idea what kind of reaction I would get.