Sentence examples for tapping knowledge from from inspiring English sources
These results are consistent with findings from earlier studies that (1) there is little evidence to suggest that the 'production' of technology is globalised in a general sense and (2) that tapping knowledge from an industry's global lead location plays a very limited role in foreign R&D investments.
It has proven essential to involve the extended systems biology and yeast communities in this process, both to establish the mechanisms and structures for acquiring and representing information, and also to tap into expert knowledge from the various sub-disciplines of biology and biochemistry.
It may be that Congress might benefit from tapping into the knowledge that the executive branch has gained from experimenting with public prizes and challenges.
He also receives as much as $75,000 for speeches to groups eager to tap his knowledge.
Perhaps, we are all tapping into cosmic knowledge (the ultimate software), acting as a portal from one piece of hardware to another, from the brain to reality "out there".
– External knowledge from social networks.
The play shrewdly connects to its audience by tapping into our encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture.
"It has become an extension of our human brain, tapping into that collective knowledge of society".
The hosts are tapping decades of professional knowledge as historians when they speak on anything.
Over the past 15 years, she has collected oral histories from dozens of hunters and elders, tapping into a wealth of knowledge about environmental changes gathered through observation and from stories handed down through generations.
