Without their active commitment, their knowledge and knowhow, it is doomed to fail.
Mr Turner said he believed the nurses cared but did not have the "knowledge and knowhow".
But educated guesses spring from wisdom: all of your past experiences, knowledge and knowhow, coupled with the most recent information and analysis.
Blending fastidious technological knowledge with knowhow gleaned from short-lived prior label venture Ahead of Our Time, Black and More also enlisted the aid of a clutch of friends.
In today's modern economic production, the more complicated and high value-added the task, the more important is tacit knowledge, or knowhow, which resides only in people's brains, especially in knowledge and capital intensive industries like banking and finance, biotechnology, aerospace, nanotechnology and artificial intelligence.
Various people in this video continued to tell me how the warehouse was basically the UN of the retail world, with "many countries working towards one goal", how great it was "making customers happy as we are all customers" and, bizarrely, how "Amazon has given me the knowledge and knowhow to achieve greatness".
Pure and elegant in appearance, the deceptively complex $1.3 million sculpture is an epic feat of engineering that required three years of research, design, and testing as well as the knowledge and knowhow of a number of specialists from a range of disciplines.
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"You knowhow it all comes about.
You knowhow they classify writers in various schools of writing.
