例句與造句

1. We hope to have a steady flow of people who will add to the talent and knowledge pool here,
2. The other 100 students have since then been recruited by the ISC through the so-called Knowledge Pool.
3. For its members, eurammon acts as a knowledge pool or platform facilitating the worldwide sharing of information and international networking.
4. Irrigation is essential to providing increased food needs, said a spokesman for the Knowledge Pool, a British-sponsored network of water experts.
5. de Kerckhove consider CI from a mass communications perspective, focusing on the ability of networked information and communication technologies to enhance the community knowledge pool.
6. It's difficult to find knowledge pool in a sentence. 用knowledge pool造句挺難的
7. If you read a book about dairy cows and you write a short article based on that book, you introduced some fresh information to the knowledge pool.
8. So much ( surprisingly ) missing in our entry, and int he cultural knowledge pool . . . Jfarber 14 : 03, 9 March 2007 ( UTC)
9. Government factories and laboratories were to provide a knowledge pool for the private sector, and the latter would then be able to help supply the country's defence needs in wartime.
10. The Knowledge Pool consists of students who are handpicked by the ISC and aims at setting an antipole to the mainly academical student essay competition, the St . Gallen Wings of Excellence Award.
11. The core of this infrastructure is a distributed library of digital, reusable educational components called the " Knowledge Pool System " ( KPS ) now actively used in both academic and corporate contexts.
12. The students who are elected through the Knowledge Pool must fulfill several criteria, such as a relation to the topic of the St . Gallen Symposium or special achievements in economics, politics, science or civil society.
13. Within networks, as a result of the connection and consequent interaction of people, there arises an emergent  a knowledge that for the first time can be collective and managed in knowledge pool resources ( KPRs ).
14. "For those living in absolute poverty, nature is their most dependable resource _ a source of food, shelter, clothing, heating and water, " said Rob Flavin of the Knowledge Pool, a British-linked network of water experts.
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