Sentence examples for window to knowledge from inspiring English sources
Search has become a window to knowledge, and Google and its rivals have become its arbiters.
Participation in the project opened a window to the knowledge and skills she was never offered a chance to learn.
Soil-to-substrata relationships identified and recorded during a soil survey create a knowledge window to the subsurface.
Prices become an increasingly essential window to a world of tacit knowledge.
KMs also process and optimize clusters of KCOs to suit and explore windows of opportunity to heighten information to knowledge, notions, and valuable scientific concepts.
This approach to knowledge generalizes.
This novel concept, which can also be applied to protein aggregates in other neurodegenerative diseases, opens a new window of knowledge with broad implications for both the understanding of mechanisms underlying disease pathophysiology and the design of new therapeutic strategies.
Sepideh's teaching experience in Khuzestan thus provides an important window of knowledge not only for outsiders, but for many Iranians.
Frequency data were analyzed using likelihood ratio chi-square in Minitab version 14 (Minitab Inc. 2000, Release 14 for Windows, State College, Pennsylvania) to compare knowledge of transmission, clinical features and diagnosis of the zoonoses of the practitioners in the two settings.
He called his best New York moments — when the cafeteria pie and the light in the window and the knowledge of having found the right old print on Fourth Avenue all came together — "sparkings," a "conspiracy of events to produce this miracle of grace".
