Sentence examples for know-how gained from inspiring English sources

"They believe in business know-how gained on the job, not in the classrooms," said T.W. Kang, a Tokyo-based businessman who holds an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

What they said: "The know-how gained from this project will help us perfect the Mini E's innovative drive system and speed production of a mega city car," said Natalie Bauters, a Mini spokeswoman.

Many corporate officers will consider the experience and know-how gained during a couple of successful years in industry as almost the equivalent of an MBA.

Exciting developments in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) have been brought about by applying know-how gained through the IC revolution to the task of building bothmicromechanical andmicroelectronic elements into engineering microsystems.

The plant is designed taking into consideration the improvements, technical data and operation know-how gained from the successful operation of Coral Bay Nickel Corporation (CBNC) in the Philippines, the sister company of Taganito HPAL Nickel Corporation THPALL).

This paper describes the know-how gained thanks to the e-st@r-I mission, and how this heritage has been translated into the improvement of the new CubeSat in several areas and lifecycle phases.

According to Huntington, Google will be entering the online fashion retail arena, helped by the technology and know-how it gained with the acquisition of visual search technology company Like.com last August.

If the Mistral deal is canceled, Russia could use its refund and the significant know-how already gained from building the Mistral's stern on Russian territory to start building a new class of universal amphibious assault vessels in cooperation with China.

Today this is largely invested in rich countries' government bonds; tomorrow it could be used to buy companies and protect China against rich countries' devaluations and possible defaults.Chinese firms are going global for the usual reasons: to acquire raw materials, get technical know-how and gain access to foreign markets.

The group concluded that China's huge state subsidies for its own industry, its requirements that foreign companies provide technology and know-how to gain access to the Chinese market, along with the close ties between its commercial and military aviation sectors all raise concerns and "bear watching".

While a project-by-project approach risks to evaporate after completion, an energy agency would allow to bundle the know-how and information gained, ease access to funding and thus reduce information search cost and increase availability of efficient technologies.