Sentence examples for expertise learnt from inspiring English sources
'They came in with two guns blazing and I ran out thanks to the power of the Most High.' With an expertise learnt in his child hood flights from the Trench Town cops, Gilly raced through the yard and over the wall.
Many of the capital's firms have already profited from knowledge and expertise learnt during the London 2012 Games, and have been awarded contracts for next year's Winter Olympics in Sotchi.
It was designed to test the idea that face recognition is a type of expertise that is learnt, in the same way that judges at dog shows, or connoisseurs of antiques, are trained to notice fine visual distinctions in their fields.One way psychologists study the acquisition of such expertise is to use computer-generated images of objects known in the field as "greebles".
Intrinsic cognitive load occurs during the interaction between the nature of the material being learnt and the expertise of the learner.
The Pacific Island Farmers Organisation Network (PIFON) is intended to serve as an umbrella organisation for national Farmer Organizations (FOs), to coordinate capacity building, share success stories and the lessons learnt, support regional exchanges of expertise between FOs and their associated private sector and donor agency partners.
Lessons learnt from former European demonstration projects represent a valuable expertise on integrated actions aimed at developing innovative measures at urban level.
And it is a collaborative in which NGOs bring science and technical expertise to work with the biggest buyers of renewable energy on scaling up, raiding lessons learnt but also creating the platform for engaging governments and removing barriers and finding new regulatory solutions that enable them to move faster.
Gabriel listened and learnt.
What, precisely, has Martin Amis learnt?
