Sentence examples for learning from the history from inspiring English sources

Who is learning from the history of 1990s, when up to 800,000 people were slaughtered in Rwanda as the world watched on?

Users estimate the relay state by learning from the history and the current signals that reflect the relay properties.

We review the development of the hybrid and its parents and their major characteristics for the purpose of learning from the history and guiding future hybrid rice development.

What we learn from the history of both is that open platforms engender "winner takes all" network effects.

One thing we've learned from the history of such regimes is that they can be stronger and more enduring than rational analysis would predict.

For one thing is clear: if politicians refuse to learn from the history of the recent financial crisis, they will condemn all of us to repeat it.

Vanessa tweets as @HPS_Vanessa and has learnt from the history of penicillin that a messy desk increases the chance of serendipitous discoveries.

"Violent and aggressive actions in response to the will of the people can halt continuing protests up to a point," he said, addressing the government, "but you should learn from the history of the governments that have fled".

The wonder of the past six months is that so many people, from Michael Howard to anti-war protesters, have failed to learn from the history of judicial inquiries that fearless honesty is not their distinguishing characteristic.

And one thing we've learned from the history of communications technology is that people tend to overestimate the short-term impact of new technologies — and to underestimate their long-term implications.

We must study, digitize, translate and learn from the history of all nations and peoples and lands.