They listen to students and accept all points of view, being conversant with several interpretations that make the work come alive for students, who tend to read existentially, hoping for an author who will speak to them personally.
It is written by a man so conversant with his material that he appreciates all its nuances, large and small.
When students have to calibrate sensors, even future philosophers or kindergarten teachers must become conversant with the idea that sensors transform one or another physical or chemical quantity to voltage, and they must connect these two quantities.
For pity's sake, does the UK not have persons conversant with the financial problems that can lead the charge?
And no one conversant with the situation believes that the end is in sight.
Better yet, he should instruct the city government to issue next year's St. Paddy's Day permit to more inclusive organizers that are at least conversant with the new millennium, and aware that Ireland itself has changed since 1991 when the members of New York's Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization jumpstarted a movement by coming out to their parents back home.
Third, from talking to Bowen I know that what anyone conversant with "accounting control fraud" would predict -- that when critical loan file information was missing it was overwhelmingly because the actual information was adverse.
Up to the late 1980's, almost nobody in the West knew, or wanted to know, about modern and contemporary art from Africa, meaning art that wasn't "tribal," that was maybe conversant with Western trends and styles.
Sohn must own a copy of Travelogue or Reproduction, so conversant does he seem to be with that genus of frigid sonics.
For millenniums, architects, artist and craftspeople — a surprisingly sophisticated set of collaborators, none of them conversant with architectural software — created buildings that resonated deeply across a wide spectrum of the population.
