Going to Leith's was one of the better decisions I've made, especially for the in-depth knowledge of how and why a recipe works.
Seán Cormac Nottingham I took A-level Greek at Camden last year, and the discipline it requires has proved invaluable, and I believe that much of my academic success has been due to the in-depth knowledge of linguistics, history, culture and language it provided.
Team members must have experience and the in-depth knowledge of the issue/system under consideration. .
Team members must have experience and the in-depth knowledge of the issue/system under consideration.
An accurate understanding of the specified and delicate roles of Atg7-autophagy requires the in-depth knowledge of both the contextual extracellular cues and the intracellular responses.
The report said: "Despite the scale and experience of Seetec, it did not have the in-depth knowledge of working with the economically inactive, the key target group for the project".
Many existing approaches to ASIP creation require the in-depth knowledge of a processor architect, the software knowledge of applications specialists, and the hardware-implementation skills of a team of experienced digital designers.
Continuous interventions into the vineyard to control grafted cuttings: the constant and frequent control of the grafts, combined with the in-depth knowledge of soils, represents the dynamic capability that procure more trust to winemakers about the healthiness of the cuttings and subsequent optimization of the winemaking process.
In the aerospace industry, on-the-job training in systems safety usually is relegated to small, specialized groups of safety engineers, who often lack the in-depth knowledge of all systems necessary for them to become an integral part of the design teams.
We took advantage of the in-depth knowledge of the MADS-BOX signal transduction pathways and protein-protein interactions to validate the factual existence of the correlations identified in our PCC approach.
