Sentence examples for networks of knowledge from inspiring English sources

In doing so they created new networks of knowledge about building in hostile environments.

But if you understood it once, you now own new networks of knowledge, about each theme and how it changes and relates to others.

Innovations diffuse through segmented networks of knowledge that limit the flow of knowledge from any one technological domain to any other.

The great advantage of our cosmopolitan liberal arts education is that it allows students to explore international, virtual networks of knowledge while learning the virtues (the pleasures and effectiveness) of face-to-face conversation, team participation and cooperation.

We are generating networks of knowledge and action around HIV as a social justice issue, stopping the social injustices that have led to the unequal impact of HIV in Black America.

Knowledge translation activities will revolve around the collaboration with established groups (GETOS, GRGT, INSPQ) and use their established links and networks of knowledge exchange.

These ideas and more will now be forwarded to Knowledge London, the London network of knowledge transfer professionals, university incubators and other organisations that can take them forward.

This delegation stands together as a network of knowledge and resources – economically, emotionally, and spiritually.

How can we mindfully connect people who want to participate in this global network of knowledge and ideas?

We also demonstrated that the global network of knowledge is formed around the powerful hub of the US.

And through the preservation, naming and study of the museum's 20 million objects, we read, they have become part of "an international network of knowledge".