Sentence examples for to take knowledge from inspiring English sources

The anonymous Mr Spectator, Ms Field writes, declared that his aim was to take knowledge from where it was "bound up in books" to where it could "dwell in clubs and assemblies, at tea-tables and coffee houses".

It allows students to take knowledge acquired through the program and apply it to an innovative industry or research project.

We have to take knowledge for the explanation and understanding of knowledge and that knowledge for another knowledge and so forth.8 Fig. 1 The circularity of epistemology.

One way of understanding this identification is to take knowledge as a knowing how to act that is expressed in acting.

Father Garnet's protestations prompted Catesby's next reply, "I am not bound to take knowledge by you of the Pope's will".

We entertained guests from all over the world who came to take knowledge from us in places like Timbuktu, Spain, Morocco, and even Baghdad.

I will take such types of propositions to contain tokens some of which are generally thought to be known given what we ordinarily take knowledge to be.

That kind of thing (a fine grained distant future state) is not generally thought to be known given what we ordinarily take knowledge to be.

To take a knowledge engineering approach to personal knowledge, we investigated the use of knowledge elicitation techniques to capture personal knowledge.

When are we going to begin to take that knowledge seriously and act on it?

Besides that we expect the pupils to take the knowledge they acquire from school to their community.