Sentence examples for much skill of from inspiring English sources
However, the design procedure is laborious in two aspects: finding an optimum blade section using the Eppler program requires much skill of the designer, and transforming the two-dimensional blade section into a propeller blade section in three-dimensional flow is complex.
It's fun once in a while to play in these, but they don't really give you much skill out of it.
In its style, as in its debates, the novel shows that "the skill of the painter and gilder was as much skill as that of the moulder".
These attempt to measure how difficult a given procedure is for the physician how much concentration it takes, how much skill, how many zillions of hours you have to practice with the tweezers, or whatever.
MaryAnn Miller, a poet and artist of much skill and talent in her own right, introduced me into this strange and beautiful world.
But even if tensions dissipate this time, Georgia's relationship with its rebellious provinces could yet trouble Mr Saakashvili, who still has to acquire the much-needed skill of manipulating the power-brokers in Moscow.
Of course, this is a matter not so much of skill as of imagination.
As every lawyer knows, the bar exam is a dubious exercise, measuring not so much the skills of law practice as the ability to cram.
Watching what I eat has never been much of a skill of mine, but now that I was regularly consulting a graph charting my weight fluctuations, getting down to my modest target of 168 pounds became another little game.
In pro football, it's not the height of the wide receivers that counts as much as the skill of the quarterback throwing to them.
