Sentence examples for encompassing knowledge of from inspiring English sources
He can take credit for the slow-bubbling synthesizer bass lines that are still ubiquitous in hip-hop and rhythm-and-blues; he also has an encompassing knowledge of jazz, funk, gospel and rock that he tosses around lightly.
Beyond that, some say that N.B.A. coaches are hesitant to install a zone defense simply because they do not have a longstanding history with it or an encompassing knowledge of its intricacies.
He can take credit for the slow-bubbling synthesizer basslines that are still ubiquitous in hip-hop and rhythm-and-blues; he also has an encompassing knowledge of jazz, funk, gospel and rock that he tosses around lightly.
Textual knowledge in turn encompasses knowledge of cohesion and knowledge of rhetorical organization.
External self-situational awareness encompasses knowledge of external resources (supplies, supervisors, or collaborators) as well as threats that can affect system performance.
It does not encompass knowledge of God's essence, for as we have seen he thinks we know God only indirectly, by way of the material things that he can create.
Matangi presides over the middle part of speech (Madhyama), where ideas are translated into the spoken word and in her highest role, represents Para-Vaikhari the Para-Vaikhari the Supreme Wordh speech and that encomanifestedowledge of throughipturespeech
Other domains encompassed knowledge of eating disorders from general and oral health perspectives, attitudes towards the disease as well as the dentists' experience of ED and perceived management options.
Three components of intercultural communication have been described [ 24]: A cognitive component encompassing knowledge, understanding and awareness of all the cultural and communicative elements, both in oneself and others, in order to promote effective communication.
The main focus of these curricula is on the development of competencies – demonstrable abilities encompassing knowledge, skills and professional behaviour.
The second interpretation holds that the ordinary meaning of "information" encompasses knowledge and facts (25 ) but does not include biological samples.
