Sentence examples for preserved knowledge from inspiring English sources

But to share them all here would ruin the goal of the exhibit: to explore and discover the value of our preserved knowledge.

Condemned by the missionaries as "the Devil's trickery," these written texts preserved knowledge gleaned from centuries of Maya science and mathematics.

Relative to healthy birder controls, the patient showed marked deficits of bird call and bird name knowledge but relatively preserved knowledge of avian visual attributes and retained knowledge of human voices and faces.

Shortly before Bush assumed power, this brand of liberal defeatism told us--as in Morris Berman's The Twilight of American Culture--that liberals should disengage from public life, and be like the medieval monks who preserved knowledge for future generations.

Relatively preserved knowledge of musical compositions, despite widespread impairment in other semantic domains, has been described in semantic dementia (Hailstone et al., 2009).

These findings support previous evidence for a defect of familiar tune recognition in Alzheimer's disease (Baird and Samson, 2009) and relatively preserved knowledge of familiar tunes in semantic dementia (Hailstone et al., 2009).

Havelock theorized that, in ancient Greece, the effort required to preserve knowledge colored everything.

Time is running short to preserve knowledge that he believes is important for all of humankind.

In ancient times, memorization was a key skill vital to preserving knowledge.

Museums, like libraries, can carry on the historical tradition of universities, to preserve knowledge through the ages".

Above all, there is no insight into the logic of commodification that underpins capitalism and the decentralised democratic institutions required to preserve knowledge, trust and innovation.