But she has a comprehensive understanding of technique, and the particular qualities of her own voice.
Business often has a comprehensive understanding of its resource purchases, says Henk de Bruin, global head of sustainability, for Philips.
What the company is missing is the human factor — a single person who has a comprehensive understanding of the details of the engine and how the parts interact and work as a whole.
But, he continued, no doctor on the island has a comprehensive understanding of his client's medical history or existing conditions.
Last year I was lucky enough to sit down with a friend's father, I'll call him Bob, who has a comprehensive understanding of wine and its pairings with food.
Asked to comment on the allegations regarding Sims, Ms. Rosegay, the lawyer representing the auto recycling industry, said, "I've worked with the industry for 30 years, I have a comprehensive understanding of the industry's practices".
It suggests that compassion is not lacking and that service providers (across a wide range of disciplines) not only have a comprehensive understanding of the impact of injury on patients' lives, but also have knowledge of evidence identifying best models of care.
There is therefore considerable interest from industrial and academic organisations, who realise the capabilities this technology has in the design and implementation of products, to increase material choice and to have a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental material properties.
Six factors that may have influenced non-response were: (1) the extent of participants' interest in the study, (2) the degree the researchers had a comprehensive understanding of the participants, (3) the characteristics of the mailing lists obtained, (4) selection criteria from that list, (5) types of incentives used, and (6) name recognition of the study sponsor.
The ever-clever squirrels ("Not many people know this, but squirrels have a comprehensive understanding of aerodynamic engineering") decide to join their winged rivals in their travels.
"We're in the early stages of doing that, and we do not have a comprehensive understanding as of yet of where that oil is," Jane Lubchenco, the NOAA administrator, told Congress on Wednesday.
