According to legal scholar Cass Sunstein [1] 'Terrorists show a working knowledge of' the dynamics of fear, in particular, the kinds of spectacles that prompt the general public to become afraid.
Wodehouse often shows a fair working knowledge of Marxist theory (the locus classicus here being the imperishable Mulliner short story "Archibald and the Masses"), and it isn't as far as you might think from Psmith, Journalist to Karl Marx, journalist extraordinaire.
Include words that show you have a working knowledge of the industry.
It takes a bit longer than it should for the viewer to assemble a working knowledge of the show's core mystery, and there are some tonal issues (some attempts at jokey moments are a bit jarring), but overall, "Orphan Black" is a quite watchable thriller that plunges its heroine into a murky world that almost seems designed to drive her mad.
In such cases, it's impossible to have a working knowledge of the show before applying to be a contestant.
Archers Functional working knowledge of dairy farming.
As business professors Michael Porter, Elizabeth Teisberg, and Scott Wallace wrote in the HBS Working Knowledge, studies show that U.S. employers spend 200 to 300 percent more for the indirect costs of health care -- in the form of absenteeism, sick days, and lower productivity -- than they do on actual health care payments.
Working knowledge and self-knowledge are only the start.
It turned out that Brie got her start in show business working as a clown at children's parties, hence her extensive knowledge of balloon animals.
Show your interest by working in your knowledge of the company and industry and its products, services, customers, and recent news.
Always show your working.
