Sentence examples similar to central know-how from inspiring English sources

Complementary assets [9] refer to the resources needed, besides the central technological know-how, to successfully commercialize an innovation.

Finding central synthesis of NGS know-how is difficult.

But central banks know how to pump up aggregate demand and fix this, it is just a matter of time.

And obviously, runaway inflation can be extraordinarily devastating to economies and societies.But central banks know how to fight inflation; they've done it plenty of times in the past.

The reports were compiled annually by the librarians of the 95-year-old Seward Park branch to let the New York Public Library's central administrators know how better to meet the neighborhood's needs.

Luiz sitting further back is raw but incredibly gifted for a central defender, knows how to handle himself, can score and possesses an elegant touch.

If a network of nodes is fully connected, and a central server knows how many copies exist in the system, the decision to delete one of the copies is easy (although it is not easy to choose the optimal number of replicas in the system).

They state that a central goal of education is that students develop "a grasp of practice" which includes both disciplined knowledge and "know-how" (p. 27).

But early network coding schemes required a godlike central authority that knew how the packets were to be combined – a practical impossibility.

Swayne owed his first contact with the 60s scene to a highly marketable skill in Soho, central London: he knew how to make excellent coffee, having run a coffee bar in Paris, in a Britain where coffee was almost always instant and came out of an urn.

"The central government didn't know how to carry them out, so it relied on local governments".