Sentence examples similar to make a knowledge of from inspiring English sources

It criticises the reliance the album makes on a knowledge of the film, and some songs' existence only to "advance the plot".

Therefor these response options were choose, so that it was possible to make a differentiation between lake of knowledge, knowledge, performance and mastery.

Channel of information from media would become a source of social influence so it would also make a change to the knowledge of cervical cancer prevention.

Watch America lose its scientific and competitive edge to other nations that make a comprehensive knowledge base a rule of the society.

And yet the film's heartstopping denouement will make less sense without a knowledge of Wilde's story and his Christian imagery of the stigmata.

The exact positional and total orientation workspaces of a hexapod parallel mechanism are three-dimensional volumes that are too complicated for an operator to make use of, but a knowledge of them is indispensable in order to avoid collisions with the environment and to locate the workpiece.

Making instruments generally requires a knowledge of all the various means of selecting, shaping, and finishing wood.

If you want to gain knowledge, you should make a list of all of the cultural knowledge out there -- from the art work of Picasso, to the oeuvre of Mozart, that you can begin to learn about.

The Gutenberg revolution began this way: combining existing technology in a new way to make the knowledge of a few available to many.

Not that such knowledge will make a jot of difference to their behaviour.

(See e.g., 146e7, "We weren't wanting to make a list of kinds of knowledge").