Sentence examples for a level of know how from inspiring English sources

Since the design theories, methods and tools of turbines are relatively mature, and the majority of turbine manufacturers have reached a level of know how which enables them to carry out hydraulically and structurally correct units to product high-performance turbines.

Depending on your level of know how when it comes to Battlefield, you can choose whether you want to start your campaign under easy, normal, or hard mode.

Manuel Pellegrini's team played with a level of know-how that has seemed beyond them for much of the season and their reward from a hugely satisfying night is one that means an awful lot to this club judging by the scenes of jubilation after Kevin De Bruyne scored the goal that soothed the crowd's nerves and effectively extinguished PSG's hopes of reaching the semi-finals.

Once you're in and starting a level, know how deep the level is.

I like a certain kind of film and a certain level of know-how.

Setting up and implementing intermediate care requires a certain level of know-how and expertise.

"But the team's full of experienced players who have played a number of games at this level and know how to win.

There have been scaling issues, but the big display companies have spent the last year or so fiddling around with the little tiny displays (and enormous ones) and as a result, have achieved some level of "know-how".

The bottom line is that few people, regardless of income or educational level, know how to use financial products effectively--because there's no one to help us figure them out.

The first phase was largely export-led and powered by productivity gains, as Ireland caught up with the level of know-how in the rest of the rich world.

However, professionals other than physicians and nurses expressed less willingness to care for H1N1 patients, while finishing the H1N1 training program (especially before caring for H1N1 patients), and the level of confidence to know how to protect themselves and their patients significantly increased the likelihood for respondents to care for H1N1 patients (table 3).