Sentence examples similar to the exchanged knowledge from inspiring English sources

Most participants at each workshop felt that the objectives of the day, to exchange knowledge and strengthen personal networks, were well achieved.

Further advantages mentioned, were the possibility to exchange knowledge with colleagues and the higher awareness of upcoming events and new important trends.

The World Health Organisation has emphasised the importance of exchanging knowledge through an international network to overcome shortage of information from own region (WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy, 2002 2005, 2002).

In this article, we define and study the problem of exchanging knowledge between a source and a target knowledge base (KB), connected through mappings.

It's very profitable to meet like-minded people from all around the world to exchange knowledge and culture". This article was made possible through a fellowship from the International Reporting Project.

These resources are presented as useful tools in the effort to exchange knowledge relating to school design and construction.

We have also allotted time in the training sessions for exchanging knowledge on possible recruitment channels among the facilities.

The Journal acts as a forum where research, industry and the sports sector can exchange knowledge and ideas.

Soon after Gutenberg's invention made books inexpensive, reading became the primary means of exchanging knowledge and experience.

The social network of storytellers is important for sharing and exchanging knowledge, and the social network developed may potentially grow to a very large scale.

Or exchanging knowledge with the right partners.