Sentence examples for knowledge to introduce from inspiring English sources

Adam Sutherland, Grizedale's director, looks to 19th-century Coniston residents John Ruskin and his friend and biographer WG Collingwood as his guides: they used their artistic knowledge to introduce craft skills such as lacemaking and woodcarving to the village to help its economy.

So, he spent some more time touring Mangalitsa farms in Europe and gathered enough knowledge to introduce them to Mosefund Farm.

This information will serve as a basis of knowledge to introduce the role of ROS and other oxidative stress-related intermediates in contributing to essential events, such as the induction of cell death, the perpetuation of chronic inflammatory responses, fibrogenesis and much more, with a major focus on hepatic chronic wound healing and liver fibrogenesis.

Corrosion investigations of our own lab have been added at several sites to complete missing knowledge or to introduce new non-published data.

Then, we clarify the problem of "capitalizing on company's knowledge" in order to introduce a vision of a digital information system centered on the knowledge-worker desktop and three hypothesis on which are based our research on digital information systems design.

He uses his intimate knowledge of Zimbabwe to introduce readers to opposition leaders, church authorities, foreign diplomats and ordinary people who have ended up in hospitals or as refugees — beaten, mutilated, raped and terrorized, their houses burned to the ground.

From RDR to NRDR   In explaining their knowledge, experts tend to introduce new terms.

The purpose of this knowledge summary is to introduce MSD best practice and illustrate how MSDs can be utilized in support of existing multi-stakeholder efforts and country platforms for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and the updated Global Strategy for Women's, Children's and Adolescents' Health (2016 2030).

Do your best to ensure everyone in your group has decent levels of technical, military and scientific knowledge (bringing books to introduce the relevant sub because these could be ect matter is a very good idea).

We invite them on adventures they never thought of; we allow them to wander through knowledge, to be introduced to new ideas, to stumble upon new interests, to fuel their passions.

At the same time, there are appeals for knowledge to be introduced as organizing principle in all public activities.