Sentence examples for knowledge and technique from inspiring English sources

Lawson's own knowledge and technique were as pleasurable to hear as Mantel is to read.

He knows form, style, knowledge and technique are essential to mastering an instrument, but sees them as impediments to true virtuosity.

The artisans (there are around ninety in all) are charged with preserving French craft traditions by handing down their knowledge and technique to students—in part, perhaps, as a countervailing influence against such infiltrating cultural forces as Euro Disney.

The artisans (there are around ninety in all) are charged with preserving French craft traditions by handing down their knowledge and technique to students — in part, perhaps, as a countervailing influence against such infiltrating cultural forces as Euro Disney.

Customers limited knowledge and technique restrains manufacturer from making them directly participate in practical product design to quickly respond to their complex and personalized demand.

At the same time, the use of a pump required women select and purchase a pump and its accessories (foreign pumps, storage bags, and other equipment were overwhelmingly favored) and master both knowledge and technique on proper storage techniques (including how long breast milk could be preserved and at what temperatures).

The main aim of the WholeNote community is to allow guitarists to share their knowledge and techniques with other players.

They pass along their knowledge and techniques to neighbors and friends.

Esslin was of Hungarian origin, born and educated in Vienna, and influenced by Max Reinhardt's famous 1928 seminar in Vienna on dramatic art, where the great actor and director passed on his knowledge and techniques.

"Forming a worldwide alliance will spread the effort across six continents, training a new generation of practitioners, improving knowledge and techniques and producing restored ecosystems with high value to biodiversity and to human economies".

The temples and cult institutions of the various Hellenistic religions were repositories of the knowledge and techniques necessary for salvation and were the agents of the public worship of a particular deity.