Sentence examples for preserve the knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Framing the Past," which is subtitled "The Shipwright, Housewright and Barnbuilder in the Connecticut River Valley," seeks to preserve the knowledge of centuries-old building crafts and to explore the relationship between them by examining the tools and methods used.

Noting the pressure on North Korea to end its nuclear weapons program, the general suggested that smuggling some elements of its program to Syria would have allowed the North "to preserve the knowledge it has accumulated and not just throw it away".

"We are not in the practice of taking guns and of defending places physically, so there are only two ways you can respond: by carrying on with good archaeology and continuing to dig more material at the same time as it is being destroyed, and by trying to make sure we document everything so that we preserve the knowledge of it.

Then, the method to combine must preserve the knowledge gain that each model offers.Here, we use the differential probability gain method to combine two forecast models.

The Analytical Review was part of this project and its editors believed that they were preserving the knowledge of the past and the present for the future.

For knowledge-intensive industries it is of critical importance to also preserve the soft knowledge of the overall process within the product life cycle.

The specific challenge is to preserve the local knowledge and traditions that already mitigate risk from alcohol production and use and find ways to capture their benefits for the future.

"The motivation appears to be liquidation, rather than preserving the embedded knowledge and experience that these artifacts bring," said Kenneth Finkel, lecturer in American studies at Temple University who briefly served as deputy director of the museum.

That could happen as soon as 2100, according to Jay Snipes of Pickerington, Ohio, who predicted, "Medical and computer sciences will learn to map the human brain, preserving the memories, knowledge, and wisdom of selected individuals before they die".

This was done in order to acknowledge informants' cooperation in preserving the traditional knowledge of the study area and builds their confidence for providing reliable information.

Its mission is to preserve the resource of expertise, knowledge and varieties of exotic crops grown on allotments in the Midlands and make this more widely available to people who may like to grow them.