Examples of using Knowledge grows in English and their translations into Portuguese
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And his knowledge grows over time.
Linnaeus University is a university where knowledge grows.
Knowledge grows when it is shared among the people.
Self-organization to study the subjects whose knowledge grows in parallel.
As their knowledge grows, users become better searchers.
It includes a little at a time, and his knowledge grows over time adding new plugs.
As knowledge grows and becomes more publicly available, the use of clinical.
To be sure,there are benchmarks against which we can judge potential responses to individual challenges, but as knowledge grows and technologies evolve, so do the benchmarks.
As your knowledge grows, take time to incorporate new phrases into your phrasal pool.
Only God knows,because He is all of them, and His knowledge grows continuously with every one of the limitless numbers of changes happening constantly.
As our knowledge grows, so does the utility and cost-effectiveness of such an approach.
More than in any other time in the past, whether for consumption or for work,the need for knowledge grows, to allow interpreting and evaluating information, even to be able to participate in and judge political decisions or scientific disclosures in the media.
As the body of knowledge grows at a disproportionate level to the resources that can be made available, it becomes essential to make contacts with other libraries and information centres in other Community bodies and international institutions, to better share the specialised resources and capitalise on each others specialised collections.
It starts without our knowledge, grows without our suggestions and ends without our consent.
Your desire for spiritual knowledge grows stronger, along with the need to understand what is happening to you.
If, on the one hand, knowledge is a condition of love, on the other,love makes our knowledge grow.
In the context of dental implants,technological advances and the evolution of knowledge grew exponentially in the last decade, but little is known about the application of this knowledge in clinical practice.
Los ntawm 1910, the University had adopted more traditions, including a coat of arms that bore a phoenix emerging from the flames and a Latin motto, Crescat scientia;vita excolatur“Let knowledge grow from more to more; and so be human life enriched”.
By 1910, the University had adopted more traditions, including a coat of arms that bore a phoenix emerging from the flames and a Latin motto, Crescat scientia;vita excolatur“Let knowledge grow from more to more; and so be human life enriched”.
As public knowledge grew of the Titanic disaster, questions soon arose about how the disaster occurred, as well as if and how it could have been prevented.
It is in these meetings that understanding and respect for our differences grows and knowledge can be gained that can strengthen our respective traditions.
They had a new knowledge- and how their knowledge grew, even in the Word of God!
Evolutionary ideas such as common descent and the transmutation of species have existed since at leastthe 6th century BC, but as biological knowledge grew in the 18th century, such ideas developed, challenging the thought that the natural world was fixed by God's will.
In a word, knowledge only grows if one loves truth.
Our knowledge commons grows in the fault lines of a broken system.
We did so because they were the source-and our knowledge base grows continuously.
Love grows with knowledge and true understanding is enhanced by love.
The seed of knowledge only grows when it is buried in the soil of production of struggle.
From a theosophical point of view, ignorance exists but to be healed and left behind as the soul grows in knowledge.
We know very well that respect grows from knowledge, and that fear and hate, those two faces of contempt, are often born out of ignorance.
