Examples of using A knowledge in English and their translations into Czech
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Such a game requires a lot of aim and a knowledge of strength and distance to calculate well and that Hobin does not run out of his friend.
Ling Lawrence had a knowledge of poisons, certainly had opportunity
This makes the Congress a knowledge platform and trend barometer for decision-makers in the financial sector,
Collectors described dances without a knowledge of dance terminology
You came today because of a craving and a knowledge that the old ways serve us no longer.
We have therefore asked the administration to create a knowledge management system, allowing us to work efficiently with all documents.
The result is to be a knowledge of the development of Czech modern theatre in all contexts.
Then, along with manual dexterity, primarily, a knowledge of the chemical foundations of those materials and other aspects, and those arising from them will be verified.
Thelenová's oeuvre retains a knowledge of these crucial changes in variously modified, motivic
the facilitator outlined the structure of the university and its role as a knowledge resource.
As a basis a knowledge of chamber works with attention to works of the Viennese classics(Haydn,
Based upon a knowledge of the physics of flame, combustion can be influenced to minimize air
his questions suggested a knowledge he shouldn't have of the list.
as well as a knowledge base including our entire recorded history.
That could be either a knowledge of ancient astronomy,
During the test, the student must demonstrate a knowledge and a good orientation in the field of adhesives used in the furniture industry
I am giving you the key to a knowledge, an archaic guidance,
You came today because of a craving that the old ways serve us no longer. and a knowledge.
We are therefore calling for the creation of a knowledge management system that will enable the Members to work in an effective manner, using all documents.
Applicants for study must have a knowledge of English at least at the B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference Languages.