Sentence examples for made the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The explosive growth of the Internet has made the knowledge and skills for creating Web pages into general subjects that all students should learn.

The recent emergence and reemergence of infectious diseases have made the knowledge and practice of standard infection control precautions in developing countries more important than ever.

If historians could not fill the gaps in the record that made the knowledge I was after so elusive, perhaps storytellers less shackled by documented evidence might do so.

Make the knowledge, be it about common bedding or the rarest of the rare, readily available to the world.

That Western scientific methods are now used to verify this sort of "traditional ecological knowledge" does not make the knowledge new.

Different learning methods will usually use different knowledge formats which make the knowledge merging process difficult.

Hence, interactions between intermediate concepts makes the knowledge base evolution more complex.

This desire is virtuous and so makes the knowledge better than the pleasure (RG 152).

The key idea introduced in this chapter on expert systems is that of making the knowledge that underlies expertise explicit.

"It's incumbent on us to make the knowledge economy as inclusive as possible," said FWD.us head Joe Green.

This approach makes the knowledge easily accessible, citable, locatable and usable for most common research and applied science purposes.