Sentence examples for knowledge new from inspiring English sources

With that knowledge, new therapies and drugs will be easier to develop, and the human brain might begin to become less enigmatic.

That Western scientific methods are now used to verify this sort of "traditional ecological knowledge" does not make the knowledge new.

In his luminous 1977 special-effects extravaganza, he saw alien contact as a gateway to new knowledge, new experiences and a higher consciousness.

"I say, of course, our job is to create knowledge, but there is also a niche for a university that not only creates knowledge but also creates from that knowledge new technologies that benefit society".

"This helped reduce the number of employees, but it also reduced the influx of new people with new skills, new knowledge, new energy and new ideas -- the reservoir of future agency leaders and managers".

As we digress onto his recent dissertation into Jürgen Klopp's "unusual" back-four tactical formation ("very attacking, yet very solid at the back") it's clear the veteran Merrick has lost no hunger for new knowledge, new insights.

If this is any precedent, it suggests that geoengineering experiments in the atmosphere could go ahead fruitfully, bringing with them new knowledge, new regulatory frameworks and new disagreements and no obvious risk of lock-in.

To our knowledge, New York has no modern equivalent to ye olde village pillory.

A group ride immediately afterward ends at what is to the Miser's knowledge New York's only combination bike shop and beer joint, Red Lantern Bicycles in Fort Greene.

Wilson in 1998 (Consilience: the Unity of Knowledge, New York: Knopf) to describe what he saw as a developing synthesis of science with the humanities, based on principles of natural science.

The Social Role of the Man of Knowledge, New York, 1940.