Sentence examples for notes and knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise, the school would have continued to be thought of as Suntan U. A big part of that were guys coming back from the pros and turning their notes and knowledge over to those who came after them.

The methods of modeling cattail for ecological models currently in use were compared, their similarities and differences were noted, and a knowledge gap identified: there doesn't yet exist a method of quantitatively and deterministically determining the spatial distribution of cattail in the Everglades.

Others were more sceptical, noting his experience and knowledge of the desert terrain could have helped him escape after French-led military operations were launched against the Islamist militants in Mali this year.

On the other hand, if they follow the wonderfully successful writer, Anne Rule, whom I love reading even though her style and methods are different than mine, all they probably will need are the police reports, coroner's protocol, court records, interview notes, and a keen knowledge of the craft.

At the end of each visit, an audio recorded interview (average 10 minutes), with at least one pharmacy professional, was conducted to verify field notes and explore their knowledge of EPS2.

"What we call spirit," then, "is nothing but a composition and series of perceptions [mental events]…connected by…laws" ("Notes on Knowledge and Existence"; Edwards 1957–, vol. 6, 398).

The Committee noted that capacity building and knowledge sharing are essential elements for an effective implementation of national forest programmes.

For example, the report, called a "benchmarking study," notes that "knowledge and operational skill degrade when not periodically recalled or used".

For example, the report, called a "benchmarking study," notes that "knowledge and operational skill degrade when not periodically recalled or used". The Navy has more than 100 reactors and thus has ample opportunities for technicians, engineers and others to maintain proficiency.

He is part of a generation that shared longstanding assumptions about the way medicine is practiced: Physicians are the unambiguous source of medical knowledge; notes and orders are written in paper records while standing at the nurses' station; and X-rays are film placed on light boxes and viewed over a radiologist's shoulder.

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