Sentence examples for movement knowledge from inspiring English sources

"There is a very sophisticated movement knowledge that comes from folkloric and popular dance," said Suki John, a professor at Texas Christian University, who is writing a book on Cuban dance.

This paper puts Wee et al.'s claim in the broadest possible context by looking at how people move and how, in that movement, knowledge is moved, assembled, and transmitted.

Briefly, malaria epidemics are linked to environmental changes and increased mean rainfall and ambient temperatures, changes in land use patterns, malaria vector dynamics, host immune status and individual or community factors such as socio-economic status, population movement, knowledge on malaria and protective behaviours [ 7, 10- 13].

Prior to this movement, local knowledge of Brazil was limited.

"Everything I have written is a movement toward knowledge: if the main character doesn't know something extremely important at the end of the book that he or she didn't know at the beginning then it doesn't work for me.

Almost all the books out there, as will be clear to anyone who has ever read "Our Bodies, Ourselves," or "Man's Body: An Owner's Manual," take an approach that comes out of the feminist movement: sexual knowledge is sexual power.

We want to open up European research, stimulating greater movement of knowledge and of researchers.

Recently, Open Government Data (OGD) is emerging as a major movement in knowledge sharing.

Finally, the case provides insights into the movement of knowledge within and between network organizations.

Open access science journals are therefore a step towards achieving the "fifth freedom" in Europe — the free movement of knowledge between Member States, researchers, industry and the public at large.

Understanding human movement and knowledge assemblage is central to comprehending the genetic basis of disease, especially of a cancer like nasopharyngeal carcinoma.