| Most information about NHPs is written at a very high literacy level and assumes conversance with medical terminology. |
| Four areas on the board were chosen to be monitored for X, Y and A conversance, as shown in the enclosed white boxes. |
| Where the legal principle involved is sufficiently basic and elementary, lack of conversance with it constitutes gross ignorance of the law. |
| Students will gain conversance with a range of artistic techniques, materials, and objects and engage in cross-cultural analysis. |
| A proper understanding of these images relies on a conversance with the doctrinal sources treating the decaying corpse as a subject for devotional practice. |
| The band was the Orchestra of Opera North, which showed the conversance with baroque style that one expects from contemporary musicians even when using modern equipment. |
