Languages can also be important repositories for indigenous knowledge knowledge that is relevant to modern society.

The use of genomic expertise to improve health care is just beginning.

Those in power are taking advantage of this lack of knowledge to prevent unwanted information from being published or shared .

An encyclopedia is a mine of information.

I crave knowledge.

He is acquisitive of knowledge.

The only source of knowledge is experience.

Our Diwan is a venue for exchanging and discussing ideas, thoughts and knowledge.

In questioning the hierarchy of knowledges learners also allude to the problematic position of neutral, apolitical knowledge.

Read first the best books. The important thing for you is not how much you know, but the quality of what you know.

What is different here is not the mental state of the speaker, but the activity in which they are engaged.

It was really a fascinating journey.

Some of it is knowledge based, he says.

I'm surprised by the extensiveness of Tom's knowledge.

I'm surprised by the extensiveness of Tom's knowledge.

I'm surprised by the extensiveness of Tom's knowledge.

This is not my area of expertise.

Industrial research is an immense asset to society, not least in advancing scientific knowledge.

Talent is now recognized as a scarce commodity that needs to be nurtured for a worldwide market of skills and competencies.

The Internet is not just an information platform, but also a knowledge, business and service platform.

It's not something that comes to us from books and theories.

He never made a display of his learning.

Tom had an unusual thirst for knowledge.

Teaching others, especially young people, to harness the tools that make knowledge accessible is praiseworthy.

Because there is no extra cost associated with an additional individual enjoying the benefits of any piece of knowledge, restricting knowledge is inefficient.

Several factors converge to create this illusion of knowledge.

Why should it be considered witty to celebrate the uselessness of knowledge?

It's not a lack of equipment or of local knowledge.

Tom's lack of knowledge was obvious.

No lone African country, for example, can overcome the crushing burden of malaria, a disease that claims perhaps 1million lives per year, and which causes around 800 million episodes of illness per year.

For example, lecturers and professors are not tested for their expertise, nor employed to carry out specific research projects. Nevertheless, customary practices such as publish or perish,' peer review and academic tenure ensure that they are indeed good scientists.

Current scientific knowledge is simply inadequate to face the challenge.

For example, lecturers and professors are not tested for their expertise, nor employed to carry out specific research projects.

8. Requests the Secretary General to ensure that resources and expertise are made available to the Secretariat to promote the implementation of the Programme of Action

MT We used social media (to the extent of our basic knowledge) to help raise our initial funding for filming.

After starting to collect information for the game, the game designer admitted that he didn t have enough knowledge or expertise to portray the history of the region.

Second, Brazil is finally embracing the global knowledge economy.

Innovation is the production of new knowledge that generates value.

Indeed, innovation is simply a subset of scientific knowledge.

And you can ask yourself, what happens in a knowledge economy?

The Day of Knowledge will be chilly and wet in Moscow

1966 Basic studies diplomas, Bagadadji.

He has no knowledge, not to mention experience.

Compulsory student participation would not only improve Wikipedia s already impressive collective knowledge base, but also might help curb the elitist pretensions of researchers in the global knowledge system.

Out in intergalactic space, those three prerequisites for the open ended creation of knowledge are at their lowest possible supply.