Sentence examples for together knowledge from inspiring English sources

In dealing with these topics, it aims to bring together knowledge of nature and science, music and technology".

New questions asked about gay couples who lived together, knowledge of other languages, the use of the Internet and recycling.

With no remaining traditional speakers of any Tasmanian language, Sainty says the revival work involves pooling together knowledge from the community – not only songs, words and phrases but also cultural knowledge.

It referred to the Duveen firm, throughout, as "the Merchants" and to Berenson as "the Expert," and it now seems a testament to the difficulty of welding together knowledge of commerce with knowledge of art.

The key is to create a small team to bring together knowledge and work quickly.

Such records are invaluable for historians and social scientists as well as climate scientists and, by working together, knowledge of surviving data can be shared and improved.

This is similar to what McCrum et al. (2009) describe as bringing together the knowledge that was previously circulating within two different knowledge networks.

Knowledge is also always associated with social values, that learners acquire together with knowledge.

Knowledge score of risk factors, early warning signs and treatment of breast cancer were pulled together as knowledge of breast cancer.

In a speech before the National Council of Provinces, Zuma said: We must accept that we need to work harder, and with renewed focus, to implement the strategy that we have developed together … knowledge will help us to confront denialism and the stigma attached to the epidemic.

Put that together with knowledge and you can build something.