We want to improve our skills and knowledge in the one-day game.
Through their friendship, they learn about each other and the possibilities for faith, thought and knowledge in the world.
When war comes the book roars into life, demonstrating the author's love of and knowledge in the flying sequences.
The subject often gets taught where the university has a lecturer with a particular interest and knowledge in the subject.
"One gets the impression that there is a respect for learning and knowledge in the Obama campaign that was not there in the others," Dr. Chalfie said.
And a lack of big data analytics skills and knowledge in the public sector is stunting growth in the long-term.
An element central to all this is education, especially history, and Ferguson is appalled by the decline of historical teaching and knowledge in the Western world.
The author would like to express warm gratitude to the many people who gave generously of their time and knowledge in the preparation of this survey.
Learn in the field: Locals are more likely to know what will and won't work and how to best apply your skill and knowledge, in the field, expect to always learn from them.
History teaches that confidence and a genial personality are assets for a president, but that there is no substitute for experience and knowledge in the fields of domestic policy and international diplomacy.
We should aim to use their time and knowledge in the most efficient manner possible.
