Sentence examples for regional knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Speaking with the regional knowledge of a man who seemed to believe less than 48 hours ago that the upscale Seoul neighborhood featured in the global pop hit "Gangnam Style" was not in South Korea but somewhere in the impoverished North, Mr. Rodman parted with these words of praise for the heir to the Kim dynasty: "Guess what?
Nevertheless, there is a lack of specific regional knowledge of the processes of runoff generation, as well as of sediment and nutrient dynamics.
Despite this regional knowledge of echinoderms, there are surprisingly few large-scale studies analyzing echinoderm distribution and assemblage patterns.
Regional knowledge of diagnosis guidelines will vary, however.
The evidence consensus maps provide a useful assessment of both global and regional knowledge of these diseases.
As knowledge is subjected to spatial decay, innovation of a region is enhanced when location in neighboring regions encourages the formation of regional knowledge and information flows.
This work contributes to previous research on the relationship between specific features of a regional knowledge space and the technological progress of the region.
The strategy will support the achievement of the objectives of the Regional Knowledge and Leadership Agenda (RKLA), contribute to the objectives of UNICEF's global communication and public advocacy strategy and UNICEF's global brand strategy, and help guide and mutually influence the development of individual country communication and advocacy strategies in the region.
During that war, which ran from 1817 to 1818, Tod acted as a superintendent of the intelligence department and was able to draw on other aspects of regional knowledge which he had acquired while moving around with the court.
An employer says... Andrea Potter, recruitment adviser, Amnesty International Secretariat (www.amnesty.org.uk) We don't tend to look for people with particular degrees, but applicants need to have regional knowledge - that's one of the most important things.
These intermediaries play a specific role in the valorisation of research and knowledge produced within the university but often assume a broader role as animators of the regional knowledge exchange dynamics.
