Sentence examples for rudimentary knowledge of how from inspiring English sources

I come to this internship with a rudimentary knowledge of how to work with archives: wear gloves for photographs, use pencil to take notes.

They said their investigation suggested that until the attacks, Mr. Ashcroft had resisted signing emergency warrants that would have allowed eavesdropping in terrorism investigations, apparently because he had only a rudimentary knowledge of how the warrant process worked.

The magazine did take down the article from its website, but it will still be available to anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of how pages are archived.

Although optimization algorithms for in silico metabolic redesign have been developed in the context of genome-scale stoichiometric models for small molecule production, still rudimentary knowledge of how different cellular levels are regulated and phenotypically expressed prevents their full applicability for complex product optimization.

She learned how to read and write, acquired a rudimentary knowledge of sign language, was taught history and some literature, and at graduation was awarded a French bronze medal by a general who happened to be passing through Alexandria.

Conversely, how many shopkeepers -- even fairly recent immigrants -- do business here without even a rudimentary knowledge of English, as Zihe and Huizhen Zhang do?

Neither showed more than a rudimentary knowledge of the sport.

Withers was obliged to buff up her rudimentary knowledge of Debrett and Who's Who.

Enrico Caruso also had only rudimentary knowledge of music theory, and that didn't hurt him any.

Nobody should be allowed to graduate in economics without at least a rudimentary knowledge of statistics.

Anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of the internet knows it only takes a minute to create a new email address.