He also displayed a comprehensive knowledge of the details of Armstrong's life and accomplishments.
Although work dominates her life, she also has eclectic interests in music, and was praised by Chrissie Hynde for her comprehensive knowledge of the Pretenders back catalogue.
Shortly before he left Berlin, he had been promoted to officer's rank, becoming an Untersturmführer, or second lieutenant, and he had been recommended for his "comprehensive knowledge of the methods of organization and ideology of the opponent, Jewry".
It certainly gave Sayers the opportunity to show off her comprehensive knowledge of the poison, from details of how to obtain it, administer it and detect it, to name dropping real-life arsenic poisoners.
As often happens when one is in the company of greats, I seized the opportunity to ask an idiotic question: "What do you think of Cecil Taylor?" Ligeti possessed a comprehensive knowledge of the world's musical traditions, including jazz.
John Ruskin, an only child, was largely educated at home, where he was given a taste for art by his father's collecting of contemporary watercolours and a minute and comprehensive knowledge of the Bible by his piously Protestant mother.
That was just one of many insightful interventions in the affairs of club and country by Santos, who was known as "The Encyclopedia" for his comprehensive knowledge of the game.
These fruitful results gave us a relatively comprehensive knowledge of the taxol biosynthesis in Taxus.
The design of such a controller requires the comprehensive knowledge of the system's dynamics.
Apparently, a centralized scheduler with comprehensive knowledge of the network status can globally optimize the resource utility.
However, for successful clinical translation, a comprehensive knowledge of the main pharmacological features of minigastrin probes is fundamental.
