Sentence examples for links knowledge from inspiring English sources

This method links knowledge acquired in the surfactant adsorption dynamics and drop expansion rate.

Livia Bizikova, director – SDG Knowledge Programme, IISD, @LiviaBizik, @IISD_news Livia's links knowledge and experiences to develop approaches to sustainable development, climate change adaptation and resilience.

We're advancing breakthrough research that links knowledge to action and solves the environmental challenges of today and tomorrow.

Arbitrageurs play a crucial role by providing funds, links, knowledge sources and technical knowledge (Howells 2006).

Welsh golfer Amy Boulden used all her links knowledge to produce a fine four-under-par 68 on day three of the Women's British Open at Turnberry.

Integrated assessment (IA) is a reflective and iterative participatory process that links knowledge (science) and action (policy) regarding complex global change issues such as acidification and climate change.

The illusions and escapes were often extremely physical, or chemical: weak collar-links, knowledge of the precise torsions and tensions of one single under-elbow strap on the straitjacket, and how subtle combinations of bismuth and "block tin" let one eat fire.

Linking knowledge and practice.

Link knowledge creation and venture creation to speed the conversion of ideas into market-ready enterprises.

New efforts must be made between scholars and the engineers of modern communication to link knowledge and communication.

1. Linking knowledge creation to venture creation to speed the conversion of ideas into market-ready enterprises.