Today's most technologically advanced economies are truly knowledge-based". World Development Report, 1999.
But critics, such as Lee Wei Ling, head of Singapore's National Neuroscience Institute, have argued that to transform the economy into one that that is truly knowledge-based, scientific talent must come from within.
It does not truly value knowledge and understanding, but merely the passing of exams, a very poor substitute for real learning.
Whereas SEM micrographs still remain two-dimensional (2D), many research and educational questions truly require knowledge and facts about their three-dimensional (3D) structures.
Laurence Mark, the ceremony's producer, and Bill Condon, its executive producer, said they were particularly happy to have a designer with "truly firsthand knowledge" of the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, where the ceremony is held: in fact, Mr. Rockwell's firm designed it.
Not only will I develop a truly indispensable knowledge of art practice, art history, and differing approaches to art, I envision myself using the perspectives and insights gained from my studies and fellow students to develop imaginatively creative, emotionally intelligent, and captivating artistic creations that build bridges and bring peoples of the world a little closer together.
The individual gifts of hundreds of MIT faculty, and the hard work of MIT staff, have resulted in a website that truly unlocks knowledge and inspires minds, and will continue to touch the lives of millions for many years to come.
Do they truly have knowledge about operating a business that they can bring to the table?
Doubts about neo-expressivism center on the question whether it truly explains knowledge of our mental states.
With centuries-old traditions co-existing with innovative new technology, Japan is truly a knowledge hub inspiring creative ideas.
Because half the genome is poorly annotated [ 25], the truly new knowledge arising from these experiments resides in the functions of the poorly annotated genes.
