Sentence examples for made knowledge from inspiring English sources

The Internet has certainly made knowledge acquisition more convenient, but that doesn't seem to be an underlying issue here.

Recent debates on knowledge management, competence strategy and the like have made knowledge a pivotal concept in studies of management of technology.

Decades of campaigning and education together with law enforcement and sanctioning on different levels made knowledge about the negative effects of alcohol on road safety available at an institutional basis.

If he even earned a dime on each of these transactions he would be a rich man, but he made knowledge of these chemicals and their synthesis freely available, for the benefit of you and I.

In order to intuitively display the our research results, we made knowledge mapping by the visualization software CiteSpace (http://cluster.cis.drexel.edu/~cchen/citespace), which is based on JAVA application that analyses the research focus in the field of psychiatry.

All these views would be inconsistent with intellectualism, though they would still be views that made knowledge-how a matter of being in a robust relation to a proposition.

Our job is to make knowledge.

Popularisation doesn't make knowledge something less that it was.

"That's why it's so important to make knowledge of the collection accessible everywhere".

Governments will do no better if they fail to make knowledge the driving force for improvement.

Isn't this the great ethical stance: making knowledge available to all?