But it's also worth asking what know-how Zuckerberg might impart to Li.
If Campbell returns to Arsenal, he wants the impart the knowledge of those past glories to the present squad.
Research and teaching have always cohabited: anyone who teaches a subject well wants to know more about it, and when she knows more, to impart that knowledge.
When my son was near the end of his primary school years, I thought that it was time that I should impart some of my Weird Freaky Science Wisdom - and have a little bit of fun as well.
Her necktie was in that crumpled, flattered state which time and much wearing impart.
Of course, to thwart the scheme you could simply place your hand over the entire keypad to impart heat to every key after you punch in your PIN.
The episodes are each a few minutes in length - enough time, say, for Mr. Buffett and his animated acolytes to impart the importance of location when setting up a lemonade stand.
Students speak Cantonese at home, and so using it is the easiest way to impart information and promote discussion.
You can echo Jesus’ prayer, saying, “Father, before I depart the world, help me to impart godly truths to my children and grandchildren.
And first, I'd like to impart my forte skill to you!
This model is a bit unrealistic, of course: cells pick up on the temperature around them but do not impart a differential back to their neighbors.
There is a lesson in this for Greece, but not the one euro-zone leaders wish to impart.
For an academic subject to justify its existence, it must impart some useful understanding to its students.
Yes, a mother's education is of great benefit to her children, but only if the mother is present to impart that knowledge to them.
I have no secret to impart to you.
To impart reality to; make objective; externalize.
