Sentence examples for new kinds of knowledge from inspiring English sources
I'm a literary critic and historian by training and inclination, but I enjoyed the challenge of acquiring new kinds of knowledge in researching this book.
It's strange to enter another person's mind and discover there further reaches of time, different rhythms of thinking, new kinds of knowledge and emotions grappling the writer, forcing form, held by form.
These are some of the most ambitious intellectual questions humans have set themselves and it could be very powerful to allow ourselves to be amazed by these new kinds of knowledge.
Companies often need fresh managers with new kinds of knowledge and skills, especially as technologies shift.
It is part of the THESEUS research programme which has the goal to facilitate access to information, combine data to form new kinds of knowledge and lay the groundwork for new services on the Internet.
Surely engagement with faculty research can inspire student learning, but Ph.D students also encounter increased demands for new kinds of knowledge and more varied skills.
But we have avoided embracing the opposite, overly grandiose intuition that simulation is a radically new kind of knowledge production, "on a par" with experimentation.
The wave of women entering the angel investing space opens the door for a new kind of knowledge and a far more diverse group of companies to go on to raise venture capital and mint millionaires upon exit or IPO.
"Those deaths generated a new kind of knowledge about what had been going on and [victims] felt: yes, that happened to me, and there's a place to put my story at last".
As ever, the freedom to speak and the freedom from other kinds of speech remain twinned: something that careful laws and good judgements must help nurture into a new kind of common knowledge.
