deep knowledge

常見例句

The consulting firm McKinsey &Co. encourages its consultants to build a "spike, " or perhaps it should be called a trough: a deep knowledge of a specific industry or practice.
麥肯錫公司鼓勵自己的咨詢顧問建立一根“鞋釘”，或者可以將其稱之為水槽：對于某種特定行業(yè)或業(yè)務(wù)的深入的知識。
The science behind many policy issues is highly specialized, and evaluating it requires deep knowledge—deeper than students are going to get in elementary and high school science classes.
許多政策問題背后的科學(xué)是高度專業(yè)化的，它需要深厚的知識進(jìn)行評估——深度超過學(xué)生在小學(xué)和高中課堂獲得科學(xué)知識。
Occupational jargon requires deep knowledge of a particular topic.
職業(yè)行話需要有關(guān)特定主題的深入知識。

She is remembered still for her commanding presentation at the hearing and deep knowledge of constitutional issues.
And as Maslow adds, "We must remember that knowledge of one's own deep nature " is also simultaneously knowledge of human nature in general."
正如Maslow所補(bǔ)充，“我們必須記住對一個人深層本性的認(rèn)識,同時也是對普遍人類本性的認(rèn)識“
哈佛公開課 - 幸福課課程節(jié)選
Her mother,Katherine, had a deep knowledge of books, art and the French language.

Deep knowledge of a relatively small number of domains was required to manage these domains.
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We've drawn on our deep knowledge of our consumers as marketing has become increasingly targeted.
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It is actually better not to invest in deep knowledge but rather to emphasize experimentation.
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