Sentence examples for familiarity in how from inspiring English sources
The field requires extensive knowledge and familiarity in how business operations work and to be able to understand, analyze and develop business strategies when working with clients.
This does not include the Brahmin class of Congressional veterans who go unregistered as high-priced, uber-lobbying "senior advisers" well versed in how familiarity and ingratiation work in Washington.
Mr. Stankey's experience at AT&T — which offers two streaming services, DirectTV Now and WatchTV — has given him a deep familiarity with the recent shift in how media is distributed.
He advances the view that a suitably Heideggerian account of mind is the basis for dissolving the frame problem here too, and that our "background familiarity with how things in the world behave" is sufficient, in such cases, to allow us to "step back and figure out what is relevant and how".
The report is most shocking in its familiarity: how can that still be happening?
Absent in this approach is familiarity with how those from a different context will view the same exercise, and how to incorporate those differences for the benefit of the organization.
This author can testify that it is perfectly possible to develop good intuition for NFU and work effectively with stratified comprehension; part of this but not all of it is a good familiarity with how things are done in TST, as one also has to develop a feel for how to use principles that subvert stratification.
One of the barriers to appreciating consensus is a general lack of familiarity with how scientists conduct research in the first place.
In Trump's case, his familiarity with how he won election isn't only his personal experience, it's probably the only significant experience he had with politicking.
Have a familiarity with how online programs work and comfort in using them.
Attendees should bring their own laptops with TouchDesign- er installed and have a basic familiarity with how to navigate and create operators in TouchDesigner.
