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The second method, which incorporates the classical industrial know how, has been shown to be better among the two in terms of both performance and complexity of the control law.

Both time and know-how have been suggested as important factors in determining values for dental services [ 3].

While her PR know-how has been invaluable for her business, her teaching skills have also proved useful.

"So much of the know-how has been lost to Asia, and there's no compelling reason for it to return.

"But this is the first time that this know-how has been applied to one of France's overseas territories," says MNHN head Thomas Grenon.

It has been less well recognized that the advance of human know-how has been extremely uneven, very rapid and cumulatively great in some fields, like communications and computation, and quite limited in other fields, like house building and education.

Most importantly, these women and their pasta know-how has been recorded, preserved and appreciated.

People find our relationship so complicated, they need to know how having kids is even possible.

"I don't know how many have been killed or wounded, or how many are safe".

We want to know how people have been affected by the leak.

Because he was a revolutionary, he replied, and was eager "to know how empires have been toppled in the past".

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