They are not immutable; with new knowledge they change.
The face that emerged in the mirror was recognizably mine — a wary small oval spoiled by a thin nose — but replete with new knowledge.
In an ideal world, your university years would be a time for worry-free exploration and adventure, given solely to expanding your mind with new knowledge and experience.
You saw great paintings greatly magnified and came away with new knowledge of Leonardo, a very clear idea of the show and its sequencing of works, and a deeper appreciation of the effort required to make it happen.
I have tried to emphasize that they should choose articles that are out of their comfort zones since as a teacher, my goal is for my students to leave my classroom with new knowledge on a daily basis.
The long-held assumption was that both developments came to Africa with the Arab arrival in the seventh and eighth centuries A.D. With new knowledge the continent's past suddenly deepened.
Also, reduce the gigantic growth in the number of administrators and administrative salaries, so that resources are devoted to our primary mission: serving the public good with new knowledge and educating citizens regardless of income.
With two drummers, two guitarists, electric piano (again!), bass, and David Binney's fast, mercilessly hard-toned alto saxophone improvising, it sounded like Davis's "On the Corner" expanded with new knowledge.
Coming up with new knowledge and technology just isn't enough, Watkinson notes.
The above flexibilities which are facilitated by ICT encourage learners to participate in social systems and engage with new knowledge.
The instantiation of ontologies with new knowledge is an important step towards the provision of valuable ontology-based services.
