Sentence examples for practical familiarity from inspiring English sources

Even the Attic orators, for all their practical familiarity with the laws of the city, were mainly interested in presenting arguments suited to persuade the mass juries before whom they had to argue, not in analyzing the legal system with the object of obtaining a deeper insight into its implications.

The practical routine and familiarity with the residents and their individual needs help the PCWs arrange their work to cope with this.

Any doubts regarding the practical importance of familiarity with the concept for future molecular scientists should be alleviated by considering the importance of self-assembly in bottom-up approaches to nanotechnology (e.g., Lindsey, 1991; Whitesides et al., 1991).

Having worked with hedge funds and high-frequency traders, Mr. Berman came to his current job a year ago with practical market knowledge and a familiarity with the world of stock trading.

Aging criteria are interpreted and subjectively applied based on the practitioner's experience with skeletal remains and their familiarity with the practical application of the technique.

Information on experts' authority included levels of familiarity with the indicators (extremely familiar, very familiar, somewhat familiar, somewhat unfamiliar, very unfamiliar, extremely unfamiliar) and judgment criteria on these indicators (theory analysis, practical experience, literature review, intuition) [ 56].

Furthermore the aspects of local public support, familiarity of the problem and practical research feasibility especially were also addressed in the discussion.

Familiarity with the nutritional, medicinal and practical uses of the indigenous plants and animals – not to mention toothy predators – has allowed the ancestral guardians of this harsh and timeless land to survive for 50,000 years.

'Abd al-Latif explains this omission as a total lack of familiarity by Avicenna not only of practical philosophy, but also of philosophy in general.

The level of familiarity with the gender concept and the practical implications of gender mainstreaming for program/project implementation varies greatly between project/program officers and counterparts.

But just as important as the twisted familiarity of Mr. Nix's premise were the practical applications of his pitch, which was as much about production schedules and budgets as it was story lines and characters.