Sentence examples for transformed knowledge from inspiring English sources

On Lyotard's account, the computer age has transformed knowledge into information, that is, coded messages within a system of transmission and communication.

The topography satellite would essentially be an operational version of Cryosat, the current Esa altimeter spacecraft that has transformed knowledge about the shape and thickness of ice fields, such as Antarctic glaciers and Arctic sea-ice.

Prof Alistair Thompson, of the University of Dundee, co-author of the analysis, said advances in science had transformed knowledge of breast cancers over the past four or five years.

You can have many of the genes of risk and not get the disorder and have none of them yet succumb to it". Just as the Human Genome Project transformed knowledge of biology and genetics, a similar revolution is underway in scientific understanding of the brain.

Flatten et al. (2011) develop and validate a four-factor measure of ACAP based on 14 items that assesses the degree to which a company engages in knowledge acquisition activities, assimilates acquired information into existing knowledge, transforms the newly adapted knowledge, and commercially exploits the transformed knowledge to its competitive advantage (p. 112).

Elaborating on the relation with the previous section sustaining the performance of an EE relies on a meaning-giving process, which is based on the iterative formalization of the translated and transformed knowledge, skills and practices of its multi-organizational team-members; that in turn is based on sense-making and co-sensing.

Since 1912, these events have offered an opportunity to hear from the people who are transforming knowledge at Berkeley and in our world.

Now in its tenth year, International Open Access Week invites all who engage with scholarship to share perspectives and ideas about how best to transform knowledge creation and access to be more open and inclusive.

The strategic challenges posed by the Decade of Education for Sustainable Development DESDD) are discussed with regard to their applicability in higher education and their potential to transform knowledge generation and distribution patterns, as well as in regard to the modification of relevant processes.

Pairing human workers with machine learning and automation will transform knowledge work and unleash new levels of human productivity and creativity.

It entails a process of transforming knowledge as well as a context which defines an identity of participation.