Sentence examples for search of knowledge from inspiring English sources

All his excavation was in search of knowledge, asking what the evidence told us about what happened at that site, when and why, and what that told us about the past and the present.

Soderbergh displays his idea of a heroic innovator in "Contagion" (a scientist whose research saves lives) and in "Side Effects" (a doctor who sacrifices all in search of knowledge).

Unlike Isabel Archer, the guileless American in search of knowledge but debauched by European wiles and cynicism, Knox went to Europe with the guileless project of seeking to be debauched.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Soderbergh displays his idea of a heroic innovator in "Contagion" (a scientist whose research saves lives) and in "Side Effects" (a doctor who sacrifices all in search of knowledge).

And regardless of which way things go, there is no doubt that Crane might be figuring out some way to turn it all into one of his offbeat, zany golf-related videos, wherein he swims in a water hazard wearing a helmet in search of knowledge, or says to the camera, with all seriousness, "I am speaking to you, as we speak, from the now, from the middle of the now".

Science is an institution for promoting the search of knowledge.

Among these advancements, researchers have successfully leveraged semantic technologies, and their accompanying techniques, to improve the representation and search capabilities of knowledge management systems.

However, a recent literature search (Web of knowledge July, 2010) has found a lack of in-depth studies investigating positive adjustment and growth within this group.

In the jungle-covered subterranean ruins of Xak Tsaroth the player characters search for knowledge of the ancient gods of good, and first encounter the invading draconians.

Defining 'expertise' according to history of peer reviewed publishing, for each author we searched Web-of-Knowledge (WOK) and Scopus databases to document all scholarly publications in which authors had been involved (2000 2010) and which focused on Indigenous populations and climate change (see supplementary data for definitions), and were published in English, French or Spanish (Table  1).

The Sjögren's syndrome knowledge base (http://sskb.umn.edu) can form the foundation for an informed search of existing knowledge in the field as new potential therapeutic targets are identified by conventional or high throughput experimental techniques.