Examples of using A deep knowledge in English and their translations into German
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Our massage therapist Margit has a deep knowledge of traditional alternative medicine
To create such model a deep knowledge of the process and data(the"what") is required.
The latter requires a deep knowledge at modeling of the relevant mechanisms
Eight months in Spain gave the chefs of the training program the opportunity of gaining a deep knowledge of Spanish gastronomy.
Consequently their customers tend to be large, financially strong corporations with a deep knowledge of regulatory and legal matters.
They have a deep knowledge of local conditions
Very few consumers have a deep knowledge of wine.
In that time we have acquired a deep knowledge of what it takes to ensure the integrity
I mean, look at you… looks, brains, good taste, a deep knowledge of guns and blowing things up.
It would take a deep knowledge of… more info.
Very few consumers have a deep knowledge of wine.
A deep knowledge of the people's requirements,
SCHOTT provides a deep knowledge in the processing and chemical optimisation of glass.
Encourage puns, a play on words, or a deep knowledge of your brand.
They are equipped with high-quality devices and have a deep knowledge of how to use them.
His work is highly autonomous and is characterised by a deep knowledge of architectural history and theory.
But no one with a deep knowledge in homeopathic medicine would wonder why shaken martinis are healthier than stirred.
The people in our country are very quickly acquiring a deep knowledge and a growing awareness of these realities.
Our clients will acquire a deep knowledge of the coast of Cascais
they get a deep knowledge of their expertise.