Sentence examples for winning knowledge from inspiring English sources
If he could provide the local knowledge, then Annika Sorenstam provided the winning knowledge.
The dominant generic competences are related to the generation of new knowledge and the selection of winning knowledge, products and/or services and retention of them in the economy, but, as was shown, several other generic competences are called for in the system to make a lasting impact on the society, to institutionalise the new discoveries.
Jettisoned employees are however finding that hard won knowledge, skills, earned while loyal are no longer desired in 21st century employment markets.
Jettisoned employees are finding that the hard won knowledge, skills and capabilities earned while being loyal are no longer valuable in the employment market place.
The point light walker research a great example of a research journey that goes from a statistical observation, through street-level investigations and the use of complex lab techniques, and then applies the hard won knowledge for good: showing how the vulnerable can take steps to reduce their appearance of vulnerability.
Paying future attention to the hard won knowledge of specialists may not only help make our lives a little bit sweeter, but may also help to save lives.
It might seem irrational, what with the ignominy suffered by two famous economic professors who put their Nobel-winning knowledge to work trying to make billions at Long-Term Capital Management, thedgedge fund that nearly collapsed in September.
The system is a hardware platform with camera, processor, and other technology that uses SageMaker RL.The company also announced the AWS DeepRacer League, the first global autonomous racing league, as a way to have developers compete, win prizes, and advance knowledge of RL and autonomous vehicles.
But Stubbs won his knowledge of the horse late at night amid stripped fetlocks, skinned hindquarters and other equine horrors.
The Bowlers know from the outset that the only prize they'll win is knowledge, about the Victorian era and about themselves.
Their backers entered the America's Cup the way Steve Forbes enters presidential campaigns: with slim prospects of winning and the knowledge that losing will cost millions.
