The phrase "and know how based on" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "You need to understand the principles and know how based on your previous experiences."
Alternatives: "and understand how according to" or "and be aware of how based on".
The well known and common problems in practical applications are the missing stability of material flux over time, throughput changes with product quality drifts and a lack in design know how based on theoretical solutions.
Leaders define their employees' capabilities and know-how based on their job titles and descriptions (standardization).
Consider commentary from one vendor's representative, who observes that prospective users of variable-data equipment that stand the best chance are those who understand the digital business, are expert in databases and database management, have a business plan, and know how to execute that plan based on providing print solutions to the right customers.
He was different, fresh and knew how to put a new spin on books based on teenage life without landing them straight in the cliché category.
If some ome were to find the creator, this would be alot beter to know how he/she based it on.
The concerts are always "special" shows like A Beatles Celebration, where you get quiet ballads and heartfelt jazz in addition to loud rock, while in the audience you get the classical and the rock/pop audiences who know how to behave based on the particular song being performed.
Also, when people ask us "how long will it take?" our answer is "how long do you have?" We know how to scope based on how much time we have.
"I just memorized each color, and then based on that, like, you already know how to solve it, based on where each color is," Riley said afterward.
A combination of intuitive design, know how and sophisticated approach based on up-to-date computational tools is shown.
Of course we all know how Google treats artists based on any one of a number of unnecessary debacles for YouTube, such as YouTube's bullying of Zoë Keating.
