Sentence examples for upsurge of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Computer graphic and computer vision both facilitate the upsurge of knowledge and hence the creativity that follows.

In recent upsurge of interest for an adequate scientific knowledge about human development in the Arctic, an academic division of labour, the legacy of Cartesian dualism, has left the material body to the natural and medical sciences, with social sciences and humanities for the most part occupied with intersections of individual and collective, autonomy and agency, culture and the social (8).

The upsurge in doping among amateurs, said the report, was "caused by ease of access to drugs via gyms and the internet, the reduction in costs for substances, a spread of knowledge in means and methods of administration, and a lack of funding for regular testing at the amateur level".

The Island of Knowledge.

Theory of knowledge (TOK).

Have lots of knowledge.

The power of knowledge.

Another trend was the far-reaching rationalistic and humanitarian movement of the Enlightenment best seen in the pedagogical views of Locke, in the upsurge of philanthropy, and in Denis Diderot's Encyclopédie, a comprehensive system of human knowledge in 28 volumes (1751 72).

It heralds an upsurge of the violence".

Victory over Germany precipitated an upsurge of Russian national pride.

travel agencies and an upsurge of business from Somali expatriates.