Sentence examples for regain knowledge from inspiring English sources
The Wends of Texas the descendants of more than 500 Wendish people who emigrated from Lusatia to Texas in 1854 under the leadership and pastoral care of John Kilian are also currently struggling to regain knowledge about their Wendish origin and culture.
The 2004 Aceh tsunami "is a warning for us to regain knowledge that is important to be passed to the next generation," Dirhamsyah says.
5) The Historian Whilst closely related to The Alchemist, the Historian's interest lies not in ingredients but in regaining knowledge lost during the dark and blighted periods of Prohibition and the Eighties.
One of the core things about this is helping people regain that knowledge.
We want Europe's citizens to regain the knowledge of why we are uniting Europe.
To investigate how family members' attitudes toward functional regain, and patients' knowledge and intention of independence influence poststroke rehabilitation.
This provides us pathways towards a more realistic evaluation of how knowledge can regain its important role in urban planning.
The Indian case study, in particular, documents the way in which the Indian government fought to regain access to particular knowledge which had been patented by overseas companies in Europe and America.
The mounting evidence that individuals with dementia are still able to acquire new, or regain forgotten skills and knowledge, is important for professionals working in dementia care, since errorless principles in training meaningful skills may offer new opportunities for interventions aimed at people with dementia.
The interesting thing was, though, he had clearly manipulated the whole thing to regain access to Ballard's knowledge with the knowledge he gained from the real designer to get him in.
For Eustratius, contrary to Plato and Aristotle, did not claim that the human soul regains pieces of knowledge that we possessed at some former time, nor that it has only potential knowledge which then becomes actual.
