Next time he finds the day approaching for the payment of our tax, let him send us a statement which, by its courteous phrasing and its warm and honest tone, exhibits a knowledge of the treasurer's position and an appreciation of ours.
However, both of the non-fashion design experts had worked (occupationally) in textile/fashion design at a stage in their career and exhibited a knowledge of the purpose and intent of conceptual mood boards.
These authors exhibit a strong knowledge of Wodeham and all had some access to the Oxford (Ordinatio) redaction of Wodeham's work (Courtenay 1978, 132).
Second, even scholars that emphasize the historical Hume (e.g., Wright 1983, Broughton 1987, Bell 1997, Winkler 2000) do not tend to exhibit a working knowledge of the details of Newton's natural philosophy.
He exhibits a comprehensive knowledge of events, making very few factual slips.
SEX A gentle, sensitive person herself, Maggie exhibits a surprising knowledge of how to lash a guy (Chris) to the bedposts and oil him down good and proper.
He wrote three books about classic authors of 19th-century American literature, exhibiting a deep knowledge of psychology and a commitment to the darkest, most morbid and violent modes of the American imagination.
Once again, both males and females exhibited a greater knowledge of HIV than other STIs and tended to overestimate the prevalence of HIV and underestimate the prevalence of more common STIs such as HPV and chlamydia[ 29].
Thirdly, individual variations of explicit knowledge exhibit a systematic relation to individual variations of performance in the presence of the transformation, but not in its absence (aftereffects).
At the same time, they did exhibit a satisfactory level of knowledge about good nutrition.
46 Unlike the Strong Heart Study 39 in American populations, our results did not exhibit a higher probability of knowledge of a risk factor in persons who have that risk factor, demonstrating poor cardiovascular health literacy even among those already affected.
