Sentence examples for increased technical knowledge from inspiring English sources

The advantages of choosing multiple suppliers are better cost/function ratio and increased technical knowledge gained by the customer.

Along these lines, conventional research has showed that increased technical knowledge worker participation on project teams is associated with better overall organizational performance [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22].

This increases technical knowledge and augments operational safety.

Recommendations Among the conclusions and recommendations are the following: The TSG process was an effective strategy to raise awareness, knowledge and commitment for a new priority, to increase technical and programmatic knowledge and sharpen the international profile of the organization and to broaden partnerships with UN and other agencies.

The global nutrition cluster, which coordinates nutrition interventions in emergency situations, has produced a training module on nutrition for older people in emergency situations, which is a resource for trainers and humanitarian workers to increase their technical knowledge.

Since that time, hydrologists have developed its mathematical and experimental principles based on the results of hydraulic studies initiated by physicists, thereby increasing the technical knowledge necessary to create water works for surface and groundwater supplies (Bras 1999; Dooge 2004).

A suggestion during her performance review that she increase her technical knowledge prompted her to take on the additional challenge of completing a CIS major.

There's a natural increase in technical knowledge across everybody, not because they're going out and studying it, but because that's how they act and behave and that's how our world is today.

There was a significant increase in technical knowledge and self-assurance (p < 0.001) of the students' self-assessments.

The present study was undertaken to learn as much as possible about Picasso's materials and his approach to painting in both The Blue Room and the underlying composition, with an aim to contribute to the increasing body of technical knowledge about Picasso's early work.

The idea is to increase interdisciplinary sharing of technical knowledge, enabling scientists to solve their problems faster.