Sentence examples for knowledge to gain from inspiring English sources

McKeever's decision to wear an aerodynamic top adapted from those used by the British cyclists in these Olympics provides a revealing glimpse into the way the two elite sports have been sharing knowledge to gain the "marginal advantages" which Dave Brailsford, the British Cycling performance director never tires of talking about.

Peering into the nostrils of wild sheep is part of the nascent field of eco-immunology, which seeks both to understand the immune systems of wild animals and to use that knowledge to gain a better understanding of human immune systems.

Although social scientists are not actors, they must employ their own pretheoretical knowledge to gain interpretive access through communicative experience.

With previous high centrality, participants prefer to share knowledge to gain wider social media effects and social benefits.

The application of sensitive experimental methodologies was complemented by historical knowledge to gain insight in painting techniques and materials used by Pompeian artists.

The process by which membrane translocation is achieved has received significant interest in an aim to exploit new mechanistic knowledge to gain higher efficiency of penetration.

For industrial and economical utility sometimes it is more important to find a new application of old knowledge than to gain principal new knowledge.

"Nowadays," one told me, "students want to... gain knowledge to make themselves famous and rich.

Instead, treat each encounter as an opportunity to learn more, to expand your own knowledge and to gain an ally.

This knowledge is essential to gain further insight into the origin and evolution of allergic diseases.

Read knowledgeable books and newspapers to gain knowledge.