Sentence examples for Technical situations from inspiring English sources
The keyboard version is swifter and filled with nasty technical situations, which is assuredly why so few soloists put it on their programs.
Some of the biggest success stories in my scope of practice occurred only when complex technical situations were translated and understood in layman's terms by the paying client who then proceeded to follow directions because it simply made sense.
It said that the CAA was responsible for the technical situation.
It's a technical situation and we have to abide by it".
With the market averages little changed last week (all lost right around half a percent), the technical situation is fairly uniform.
We adopt the notion of persona to characterize a user in a socio-technical interaction situation.
According to TechDirt's breakdown of the suit, Lowery is arguing that Spotify is failing to obtain the necessary mechanical licenses for many of the compositions in its database, including some of his; the case may hinge, among other issues, on whether the company properly complied with technical requirements for situations in which it didn't know who the copyright holders were.
We only found evidence of gender bias in relation to perceived technical competence; in situations where the perceived technical competence of the job candidate was low, the female candidate was less likely to be hired over a male counterpart.
These solutions for on-peak periods are typically the most expensive to operate when considering peaking units and have low reliability when considering interconnection because it is dependent on other countries' technical and political situations.
All persons who had malaria were grouped into inpatients and outpatients, and antimalarial treatments differed according to their clinical situations (Technical Appendix).
In many situations, technical terminology cannot be understood by the lay population, and particularly in settings with low levels of formal education, simple terminology should be used.
