One prospective customer who met DeHaven last year described him as a small, slightly-built man, who wore glasses and had broad knowledge of Pakistani politics.
I mentioned these misgivings to friends we were visiting the following week, and they suggested I contact Caterina Loriggio, a young theatrical director they knew who had broad knowledge of British theater.
FHL has broad knowledge of vent ecology and has spent most of his career working on the physiology of deep-sea hydrothermal vent species.
After papers are selected for GO curation, creating the annotations requires the scientific expertise of the trained curator, who has broad knowledge of the biology of the organism in question, is familiar with the GO content and structure, and is experienced in the standard curation procedures for GO annotation such as the use of evidence codes, qualifiers and other details.
And Mr. Briccetti tried to undercut the reasons the government had focused on his client in the first place, questioning Mr. Hussain about why he had reported to his F.B.I. handlers that Mr. Cromitie subscribed to Arab satellite channels — presumably proof that he had "broader" knowledge of the world.
To be categorized as having broad knowledge about the risks of being very obese, women needed to rate the overall risk of complications as high or very high, and had to identify that weight loss prior to pregnancy is associated with a lower or much lower overall risk of complications.
People attempting the puzzles not only need excellent maths skills but must have a broad knowledge of the English language as well as some French.
Applicants should have a broad knowledge of the health, welfare, education and other aspects of public policy and an ability to write clearly and perceptively about them.
For the use of PCM in building constructions, it is necessary to have a broad knowledge of the thermo-physical properties to support adequate design/optimization approaches.
Also, "they may not have a broad knowledge of all the journals in the field that might be suitable," says Curry, so they may not know where to turn when rejected by the most selective journals.
