Sentence examples for know-how accumulated from inspiring English sources

This basic body of knowledge is usually defined as having been gathered across generations: "Indigenous or traditional knowledge refers to the knowledge and know-how accumulated across generations, and renewed by each new generation, which guide human societies in their innumerable interactions with their surrounding environment" (Nakashima et al. 2012, 8).

Much of the staff know-how came from accumulated experience.

This learning rate represents a measure for the know-how and skills accumulated thus far by the US shale gas industry.

Everyone in the village knows how he accumulated his impressive fortune.

And accumulated know-how means that building such platforms is getting a lot cheaper.

The 2010 vintage of Haut Brion starts at $800 a bottle.Most of this accumulated know-how involves creating the best conditions for winemaking to take its natural course.

This is because it is close to entering its "immunity zone" — a term coined by Barak that refers to the point when Iran's accumulated know-how, raw materials, experience and equipment (as well as the distribution of materials among its underground facilities) — will be such that an attack could not derail the nuclear project.

The resulting system has neither deterioration in the feedback characteristics nor increase in the tuning man-hour because feedforward controllers do not affect the feedback characteristics and the feedback controller can be designed with accumulated know-how.

The country's warm climate coupled with its accumulated know-how in all things agriculture and farming are fertile ground to transform the desert state into a player on the global medical marijuana market.

FE uses its unique operational model, which includes consultancy services, but also accumulated know-how and an international network of collaborators, to emerge as a key player in SE Mediterranean & MENA region, especially in those sectors that aim to promote and develop entrepreneurship, innovation, competitiveness and technology.

Dench's character lands her first job, drawing on her experience and accumulated know-how to train young Indian call center workers in the subtleties of cross-cultural communications.