Sentence examples for rise of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Of course, the corollary to the rise of the information society is the rise of the knowledge economy.

The impetus for an international system of intellectual property protection was the rise of the knowledge economy.

The readings, a collection of social science essays, were -- how you say -- just plain awful, for example, Peter Drucker's utopian maunderings on "the rise of the knowledge worker".

The continued rise of the knowledge worker will create tensions not just between talent and capital but between talent and labor.

The rise of the knowledge economy has generated new global infrastructures with information technology playing an increasingly important role in the global economy.

From early craft production methods to the rise of the knowledge economy, spatial dynamics have shaped the organizational structure of industry.

The rise of the knowledge-based economy has considerably transformed not only the higher education systems but also the underlying values and the design of curricula in higher education.

Kant's system was a syncretism, or union, of British empiricism (as in John Locke, George Berkeley, and David Hume) that stressed the role of experience in the rise of knowledge; of the scientific methodology of Isaac Newton; and of the metaphysical apriorism (or rationalism) of Christian Wolff, who systematized the philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, with its emphasis on mind.

Dancy, who speaks around the world about the rise of ephemeral knowledge and the concepts of data exhaust, is known for the full quantification of the data he creates.

Below, Bruno Strasser and Dana Mahr trace the rise of experiential knowledge in the 1970s, probing the historical origins of participatory research through the examples of urban planning, women's health, civil rights, and toxic sites in the United States.

Here, we suggest a different narrative, focussed on the rise of "experiential knowledge" in the 1970s.