But it is questionable whether this style - willingness to delegate to knowledgeable subordinates, restraint, patience and realism in recognizing a losing horse - can also work in bringing about a nuclear arms treaty with Moscow or a Middle East peace agreement.
Difficulty in recognizing faces.
A reader knowledgeable in Libyan geography might recognize that Tajarhi is based in the Murzuq District (and that the Murzuk District mentioned in the Lyon article is the same as the Murzuq District listed in the Tajarhi article), but to the casual reader there will be nothing to connect Lyon to Tajarhi.
Any knowledgeable administrator will recognize the value of a science teacher remaining active in his or her chosen field, and there are a lot of great research opportunities for teachers.
Nor does the law provide for a consolidated supervisor that is knowledgeable in their core securities business, and that would be recognized for this purpose by international regulators.
Recognize that you want to become knowledgeable in the appropriate way from the start because if you do not, then you are potentially allowing yourself to be in some type of danger because you could be performing a move inaccurately.
They should be knowledgeable in the complete mechanics of a motorcycle and be able to recognize and fix mechanical problems.
Are you knowledgeable in statistics and data science?
But, in view of the Senator's other statements in the same debate, this remark of a man so knowledgeable in western water law makes sense only if one understands that the 'order of priority' being talked about was the order of present perfected rights rights which Senator Hayden recognized, see id., at 167, and which the Act preserves in § 6. 69 Cong.Rec.
"He was brilliant, he was generous, he was knowledgeable in just about everything," Mr. Weller said.
I'm not that knowledgeable in telecommunications.
