In this environment, researchers and clinicians must have a thorough grasp of the strengths and limitations of various research methods and be able to critically evaluate and apply not only traditional approaches, but also novel techniques now emerging in the era of "big data".
On alighting, his Majesty shook hands with Senor Kindelan, and said: "I wish to congratulate you most heartily," adding: "It gives me great pleasure to know that I have in the Spanish army officers who are such able aviators, and who have such a thorough grasp of this important section of military science".
This makes her the perfect candidate to star in a historical novel, and Dalby, armed with a thorough grasp of the period, has seized the opportunity.
If you move too quickly, it's easy for your prospect to get overwhelmed and not leave with a thorough grasp of what you're offering and thus not purchase from you.
"Deep" rather than "broad" experience of opera might help, together with a thorough grasp of music (a word not used in the brief).
The first requirement, he insists, is that pupils acquire what he calls a "Japanese passport"—ie, a thorough grasp of the country's history and culture, and perfection in their own language.Parliament's lower house has approved legislation which, besides stressing the importance of parental guidance, requires schools to instil "a love of one's country" in children.
Or it could be understood extravagantly as a thorough grasp of reality and man's place therein.
While in Washington, Johnson worked tirelessly on behalf of Kleberg's constituents and quickly developed a thorough grasp of congressional politics.
Although she had worked in the department "longer than just about every single professor," she was treated as if she were not a full member -- and an essential one at that, since she managed the budget and was the only one with a thorough grasp of university policies and procedures.
