You have to be versed in bear awareness, bear etiquette and bear protocol.
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Stylists should be versed in perming, just make sure he or she knows the Olaplex, as well (any good salon should have someone on staff who understands it).
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The contestants, who have to be versed in everything from ancient Greek mythology to rando Jupiter moons just to compete, decided to save the patently easy NFL category for last.
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Although Google Analytics wasn't a necessary skill to be versed in for my particular role, others who used it regularly in their roles weren't always sure how to use it effectively.
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But you don't have to be a fan of Baroque music to be versed in counterpoint; children's rounds like Frère Jacques and Row Row Row your boat are familiar examples of basic contrapuntal technique.
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But while I wouldn't want my son to be versed in the behavioral skill set lately (and sometimes lazily) categorized as features of toxic masculinity, I also don't want him to be a pushover.
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The secret sauce is that Audius isn't just a web and mobile site, it's an open-source protocol built on the blockchain, not that users need to be versed in cryptocurrency or do anything special to sign up.
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But for dudes, if you're looking for a musical gal, it turns out you should be versed in the who's and how's of hip hop: 55 percent of single female users surveyed viewed that genre positively, with pop at a close second at 54 percent.
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To imagine other forms of life in the universe, exobiologists had to be versed in the astrophysics of stars and planets; the chemical reactions that could capture and store energy in these speculative organisms; the climate science that explains the weather systems on potentially life-compatible planets; the biological forms that might evolve in those different environments.
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You don't need to be versed in contemporary art — in fact you don't need to know anything about contemporary art whatsoever — to appreciate this work, but if you are, you will understand how Erkmen has fashioned a singular mesh of sculpture, performance art, Land Art, and perhaps painting, too, with the harbor as the canvas and the faint, silvery "bridge" transformed into a geometric form upon it.
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They were to be versed in the Bible. She sponsored the Várad Bible, a completely new translation (and not a reproduction of the Vizsoly Bible).
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York Beach: Samuel Weiser, 1986. pp. vii-viii Nan was one of the few multidisciplinary experts in the world to be versed in the cultivation schools of Confucianism, Daoism, Tibetan Buddhism, and Chan Buddhism.Interview with Master Nan Nan's Dharma name was Tōngchán (通禪).
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Whether it be historic, medical or geographic knowledge that is required, she is considered to be versed in the facts of each. When researching Plekkie in die son, she stayed for some time at the leprosy shelter Westfort outside Pretoria, to acquire the necessary insight into such an institution.
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To be versed in the usages and not versed in music, > we call being one-sided. Now Khwei was noted for his acquaintance with > music, and not for his acquaintance with ceremonies, and therefore his name > has been transmitted with that account of him (which your question implies). > But he was one of the men of antiquity'.
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Baymax is also shown to have, slightly, developed some self-awareness capabilities as he caught on to Wasabi's implication of urinating in fear. Baymax is further shown to be versed in psychological evaluation and has even grasped the concept of emotional stress as seen in "Mr. Sparkles Loses His Sparkle". Hiro later builds two other Max's that aid the Big Hero 6.
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The learning required of these advocates is exceptional and profound. Besides a thorough acquaintance with jurisprudence, both canonical and civil, they must also be versed in moral and dogmatic theology, and in ecclesiastical and secular history. Frequent references to the councils and canons of the church and to the papal decrees oblige them to acquire a deep and varied erudition which embraces various languages, ancient and modern. In several ways the advocate of the Roman Court differs from the ordinary legal pleader.
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He must be versed in bibliography, since it is the foundation of all other sciences. The librarian must have sound judgment in book acquisition and have the ability to create a comprehensive collection, but he must practice selection to achieve genuine merit for his library. The librarian must exercise economy; must be imbued with the need for a good classification system; and have a great memory, for he must know every book and its location. A good librarian must welcome all scholars and be their friendly and intelligent guide.
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Depending on the ski area terrain, ski patrollers can be versed in a large variety of specialized rescues, such as avalanche search and rescue, outdoor emergency transportation, chairlift evacuation, and, in some cases, helicopter rescue techniques are taught. Patrols work to promote ski safety, enforce area policies (where applicable), and help the injured within their jurisdiction. Ski patrollers also work to set up the mountain before it opens by conducting trail checks, providing avalanche control work, and setting up necessary equipment in preparation for the day. At the end of the day, they also conduct a sweep clearing the mountain for off-hours.
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Islamic Professional Education Market: There is strong demand from Islamic countries for a 4-day program for already qualified generalist accountants to be versed in Islamic Accounting & Auditing and Islamic Banking & Finance. As such ICMA is proposing launching a Certified Islamic Public Accountant (CIPA) professional qualification in 2017. In 2014, ICMA launched of the International Management Accounting Collaborative (IMAC). ICMA was the founder charter member of the IMAC, which is now the global organization for the management accountancy profession dedicated to serving the public interest by strengthening the profession and contributing to the development of strong international economies.
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In Book I, Chapter 1, titled The Education of the Architect, Vitruvius instructs... He goes on to say that the architect should be versed in drawing, geometry, optics (lighting), history, philosophy, music, theatre, medicine, and law. In Book I, Chapter 3 (The Departments of Architecture), Vitruvius divides architecture into three branches, namely; building; the construction of sundials and water clocks;Turner, A. J., in Folkrets, M., and Lorch, R., (Editors), "Sic itur ad astra", Studien zur Geschichte der Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften – Festschrift für den Arabisten Paul Kunitzsch zum 70, Harrassowitz Verlag, 2000, p.563 ff. and the design and use of machines in construction and warfare.
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To preserve and transmit his mentors' teachings, he founded Grupo Capoeira Angola Pelourinho (GCAP) in 1980, and two years later he moved with his organisation back to Salvador. His aim was to return to capoeira's philosophical bases and its African, specifically Angolan roots, and to turn away from the more commercial and martial-arts aspects. Moraes is a strong advocate of the Angola style of capoeira, and believes that the source of capoeira is the n'golo, or 'zebra dance', a ritual combat performed by young warriors in southwestern Angola. He codified the Angolan musical style, and defined its basic instrumental ensemble, and requires GCAP's members to be versed in all aspects of capoeira Angola's music.
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Early reviews of the collection Bush Studies were not kind. The Clarence and Richmond Examiner stated, "If Barbara Baynton's manuscript had got into the hands of Colonial editors the expression would never have been allowed to appear in print; but being dealt with by Englishmen, who are not expected to be versed in Australian bush etymology, it has been allowed to pass." They concluded that the stories were "superfluous exaggerations and misconceived ideas of youthful inexperience"."Notenda: Bush Studies", The Clarence and Richmond Examiner, 14 March 1903, p8 The Australian Town and Country Journal went further by stating, "It seems a pity that a writer with Barbara Baynton's keen observation, incisive pen, and dramatic sense, should not turn her powers to better account than she has done in Bush Studies", later referring to the stories as "harrowing" and "mercilessly tragic".
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