In a way the act of creating these works was a futile attempt to make order of an overwhelming sea of knowledge.
Along the way, each new experience makes funny and concrete some familiar idea or turn of speech: Milo jumps to Conclusions, a crowded island; grows drowsy in the Doldrums; and finds that you can swim in the Sea of Knowledge for hours and not get wet.
When Silicon Valley companies succeed in perfecting their drones, balloons, and microsatellites later in this decade, they will be able to blanket the Earth with Internet access, thereby providing everyone with access to a sea of knowledge.
Write a list of tips for NaNoWriMo beginners, so they may embrace the sea of knowledge that you lacked and were forced to discover the hard way.
In this the Chinese Year of the Monkey, the long arm of the gibbon may yet reach across the seas with seeds of knowledge for the global health community deciphering the puzzle of SARS.
In this workshop, most of the South American countries with access to the sea reviewed the status of knowledge of their marine biodiversity (Venezuela, French Guyana, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia).
7. "A steady hand on the helm in high seas, a knowledge of where we must go and why, a resolve to achieve safe harbor.
Confusion marks almost everything he does: "I was fording a deep-sea cavern lined by the remains of knowledge and by all the ideas I had ever failed to grasp.
Table 1 illustrates the present state of knowledge of deep-sea biodiversity encountered from 200 m to more than 4,000 m depth in the entire Mediterranean basin.
Many islanders are lost at sea each year because of fishing in bad weather, fishing with inappropriate craft and gear and a general lack of knowledge about safety at sea.
