Sentence examples for to use knowledge from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of using.
- The use of torture has been condemned by the United Nations
The goal, he said, is to use knowledge of the crucian carp to help people survive heart attacks and other medical problems that cause anoxia.
But then the news agenda moved in different directions after 9/11, and I was able to use knowledge and understanding of the part of the world that I never thought would feature in my professional life".
What else, it may be asked, are the social sciences all about if it is not to use knowledge to improve social life; and how else but through influencing of the major institutions can such improvement take place?
The completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 raised the possibility that scientists would be able to use knowledge of a person's complete genetic makeup to help personalize his or her medical care in ways that would improve health and prolong life.
And now the key question: is it okay for Google to use knowledge it gains from searching your e-mails to sell advertising to Williams Sonoma, but not to pass it on to the government when it asks for matches between pressure cookers and beheading videos?4.
Also new in this update is the ability to use Knowledge Graph to filter results.
Better-educated farmers are more likely to use knowledge-intensive practices due to greater access to extension or ability to acquire, process and use information and experiment with new practices.
Last March President Obama announced the launch of his Climate Data Initiative, which put a spotlight on the need and potential to use knowledge-driven insights to help communities effectively mitigate, prepare, and adapt to climate change.
Considering the infinite number of possible network structures for a given set of genes, a reasonable approach is to use knowledge-based networks reconstructed with different criteria.
In the long term, policy makers would be able to use knowledge-based decision making in formulating laws to help improve public health in their countries.
Do we use knowledge to understand knowledge?
