Sentence examples for and knowledge of each from inspiring English sources

"Forty years may have passed, but there's still this unspoken comfort and knowledge of each other that hasn't changed".

Here, he offers his top tips for writing a winning movie score… "Arrival is my third film with Denis [Villeneuve, director] – we're working on our fourth now [Blade Runner 2049] – and we've developed a trust and knowledge of each other's tastes and sensibilities.

The primary objective was to assess the impact an interprofessional experience had on students' perceptions and knowledge of each others' scope of practice.

Several barriers to the development of multidisciplinary collaboration have been identified, and the structure of the team, clearly defined roles and knowledge of each other's responsibilities are crucial for the team to function effectively [ 9, 10].

Closer follow-up and knowledge of each patient might facilitate the negotiations between physician and patient regarding sickness absence and thereby explain why Norwegian GPs apparently experience sickness absence consultations as less problematic than their Swedish colleagues.

The scope of the LS BAM 1.1 Use Case Diagram was established such that it is not an exhaustive description of the details of all institutional governance structures or the business capabilities, processes and knowledge of each LS sub-domain, but rather those entities that are common across the LS domain.

Properly assessing these impacts requires a species inventory and knowledge of where each fits in the grand web of ocean processes and biological production.

We did not assume that the chart was the "gold standard" for each item, using clinical experience and knowledge of the limitations of each data source to instead consider why the data sources did not always agree.

Of course, some customs still remain, like kinship structures – that intricate structure of families and knowledge of everyone, and each other's links to ourselves.

The percentage distribution of current contraceptive use among women significantly varied by HIV status and knowledge of status in each of the surveys in the countries studied.

Figure 3 shows the significant increasing trends in reported condom use by HIV status determined in the surveillance and knowledge of status for each sex.