Sentence examples for knowledge initiated from inspiring English sources

The effect of publicizing this knowledge initiated the beginning of smoking cessation initiatives in North America and other Western countries.

Its origin and some of its central insights can be found in the project of naturalization of mind and the possibility of knowledge initiated by Fred Dretske (1981), which soon influenced the inception of situation semantics in the context of natural language (see Kratzer 2011).

As we did not have information on iatrogenic preterm birth, it is possible that some women knew that they were at risk of preterm birth and that this knowledge initiated physician or patient-led supplementation.

The research necessary to develop such a detailed theoretical and experimental body of knowledge was initiated during the late 1940s and has continued in industrial, university, and government laboratories ever since.

For networks with arbitrary connectivity, the first attempt to understand the role of limited network knowledge was initiated in [24, 25] in the context of single-layer networks.

The Cost of Knowledge was initiated by Fields medalist and blogger Timothy Gowers, a mathematician at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, who says he has been boycotting Elsevier himself for many years.

With this knowledge, we initiated 40 single-pair crosses between a HopR male and a virgin BrookS female.

The small workshop for group report at the end of semester was started at the same time, but the large workshop with talks by representative groups to stimulate students' further learning, and with invited lectures by senior scientists to expand bioinformatics knowledge, was initiated in the recent years.

We believe caregivers with health insurance, education beyond the primary level and a high AKS had obtained antibiotics informally at community pharmacies and those with a low knowledge score initiated medication with antibiotics from the home storage or given them by relatives and friends.

This approach should go beyond a mere transfer of knowledge and initiate a coproduction of knowledge through collaborative learning (Roux et al. 2006).

Shortly after the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) announced its bold Open Courseware initiative to the world, making its courses and programs freely accessible for scrutiny it also initiated the Open Knowledge Initiative (OKI) was also launched (MIT, 2002; Thorne et al., 2002).