Sentence examples for means knowledge and from inspiring English sources

Especially in the business community, where information means knowledge and knowledge means profits.

This year, according to Mamadou Boly, a retired primary school inspector and president of Andal et Pindal (whose name means "knowledge and enlightenment" in Fulfulde), the shepherds' school achieved an 85% success rate, and nearly two-thirds of students went directly into CM2, the final year of primary school.

Wix Khalifa got his name from his Arabic uncle, whose name means knowledge, and the Arabic word "khalifa".

Schools accredited by agencies like the American Psychological Association APAA) means knowledge and education you gain from such schools are acknowledged throughout the nation and world.

(0) The following statement represents a typical case of "becoming aware" that something goes wrong, but not having the means, knowledge and power to intervene immediately.

By science, we mean knowledge and understanding about the world through observation of what is, and experimentation of "what is" and "what might be".

The association of demographic characteristics and mean knowledge and attitude questions is expressed in Table  4.

This community was structured in 2003 by the foundation of the French-speaking EGC society (EGC in French stands for "Extraction et Gestion des Connaissances" and means "Knowledge Discovery and Management", or KDM).

Creating a mobile app means knowledge of interaction effects and touch gestures - do your designers have experience with this?

Understanding in this context means knowledge of the domain and of its teleology [ 6].

The practice is an impressive 5000+ years old and literally means "Knowledge of Life". Let's get a little more specific.