Sentence examples for to benefit from the knowledge from inspiring English sources

"This investment provides the opportunity to benefit from the knowledge and expertise of a leader in mobile Internet technology with a proven track record of challenging larger incumbent carriers".

That's crazy.' " Just in case, on Aug. 15, Mr. Powers and some invited lawyers — "the group who most stands to benefit from the knowledge," he says — will indeed have themselves waterboarded, albeit by a professional trained in interrogation techniques and in a private location.

Their members may be put at risk by participation (e.g. by virtue of privacy loss) while they may not be able to benefit from the knowledge generated.

In this context, the engineers may very often need to analyze them in order to benefit from the knowledge contained therein to organize their inventive task.

Hence, developing nonlinear features from massive amounts of input data allows the data analysts to benefit from the knowledge available through the massive amounts of data, by applying the learnt knowledge to simpler linear models for further analysis.

We need to know: what worked, what didn't work, what was promising and ways to benefit from the knowledge of successes, failures, analysis of external validity and potentially unresolved outcomes.

That's no argument against Galbraith, but in these dark days of 2001, investors have been glad to benefit from the accumulated knowledge of veterans such as Wien and his Morgan Stanley colleague Barton Biggs Barton Biggs –strategists who have been around long enough to experience a recession or two.

As a consequence, it enables us to search for weakly invariant designs using techniques coming from computational commutative algebra and to benefit from the cumulated knowledge of rotatable designs which have been intensively studied since the seminal paper of Box and Hunter.

The same year the company sought out partnership with the national brewer Watney Mann in order to benefit from the technical knowledge of the much larger company.

Capturing tissue and cell type information as shown by the examples in Table 1 will allow users to benefit from the additional knowledge that, for instance, the peroxisomal localization for the MAVS protein (UniProtKB Q7Z434) was confirmed in the hepatocyte.

The RAR adjusts the allocation probabilities to reflect the interim results of the trial, thereby allowing patients to benefit from the interim knowledge as it accumulates in the trial.