Sentence examples for printed knowledge from inspiring English sources

Today, only a library catalogue can encompass the potential scope of printed knowledge and sentiment.

If Wikipedia purports to collect the "sum of all human knowledge," in the words of one of its founders, Jimmy Wales, that, by definition, means more than printed knowledge, Mr. Prabhala said.

Google took another step towards ingesting all the world's printed knowledge.

As precision medicine and patient-centric care is realized via custom-designed 3D printed models, knowledge and technical aptitude for STL files will be for the many, rather than just for the few.

Of note, physician post-intervention scores on a printed IPV knowledge test did not change appreciably [ 25].

"You can print money, but you can't print knowledge.

To think of printing knowledge as an illegal activity would be unfathomable today.

Also, parental book reading and teaching of print were related to the children's print knowledge in English.

American process philosopher and theologian Charles Hartshorne, whose speculative system approximates to Whitehead's, displays in print knowledge of Ward's works.

The unevenness is attributed to the collection and dissemination of place-based knowledge by colonial powers, countries with long traditions of print knowledge, including the production of maps, and also the production of electronic information.

Target children made greater gains than the comparison group in print knowledge in Study 1 and in vocabulary and phonological awareness in Study 2. Both studies found high levels of implementation fidelity and treatment acceptability among the teachers who implemented the intervention.