Sentence examples for knowledge making from inspiring English sources

Existing tools and methods for collaborative architectural decision making focus mainly on sharing and reusing of knowledge, making trade-offs, and achieving consensus, but do not consider the various stakeholders' decision making constraints due to their roles in the development process.

The stand parameters included in the model can probably be extracted from national forest inventories in many countries and understood without specialist taxonomic knowledge, making the model applicable in practice to support forest management decision-making on enhancing forest biodiversity at stand level.

Quite the reverse, knowledge builds on knowledge, making this a "magic resource" subject to unlimited economies of scale.

The lawsuit sought to prevent Mr. Volpi and Index from sharing that knowledge, making it difficult for them to continue as participants in the group.

In Ignorance: How it Drives Science (Oxford £14.99), Columbia biologist Stuart Firestein challenges our relationship with facts and knowledge, making a bold case for new models of science education and research funding rewarding curiosity rather than certitude.

"With last week's Knowledge making note of Martin Peters' scoring four times in a game at Old Trafford," says this email from Warren Lyons, "I'm surprised no Saints fans out there recalled Ron Davies doing a similar thing three years earlier.

That knowledge made us feel close.

Knowledge makes Eisenberg's characters complicit, but helpless.

Science is knowledge, and Pruitt's denial of knowledge makes him unfit for government service.

His knowledge made him a great dealer, preeminent in the print field.

That knowledge made him decide to adopt a no-compromise approach.