Sentence examples for knowledge taking from inspiring English sources

I grew up amid all this knowledge, taking the skills surrounding me for granted.

"This happens elsewhere, but to my knowledge, taking the boss hostage is typically French," Olivier Labarre, director of BTI, a human resources consulting firm, said in an interview with the newspaper Libération.

In addition to its trendiness, with knowledge taking a back seat to connection and synthesis these days (why would I actually take the brainspace to remember something when the device in my pocket can tell me whatever I need to know instantly?), being connected to each other has become an integral part of learning and working.

This sequence improves our knowledge, taking us from confused to clear knowledge of something.

The project consisted of designing a lesson plan for teaching mathematical knowledge taking into account Content, Activities, Methodology and Reflection.

It consists of an extension of previous methods by considering the most relevant semantic knowledge and the syntactico-semantic knowledge, taking advantage of the LMF standardized dictionaries [21].

Knowledge takes time to diffuse, especially across specialties".

Last time the meetings that were public knowledge took place in the Cabinet Office and at Portcullis House.

In the 1970s the knowledge took around 23 months to complete.

Eventually, Mr. Page hopes to be his own winemaker, but developing a palate and technical knowledge takes time.

Yet its simple knowledge, taken for granted from an early age, helps to establish a sense of self – your place in the scheme of things.