Sentence examples for Technical underpinning from inspiring English sources

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or I.P.C.C., is the global body of scientists and statisticians that provides the technical underpinning of the U.N. talks.

"I feel we are losing completely the scientific rationale for action," said Rajendra K. Pachauri, director of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the global body of scientists and statisticians that provides the technical underpinning of the United Nations talks.

The technical underpinning for this new monodic style was the basso continuo, or thorough bass, played by one or more polyphonic solo instruments "realizing" a "figured bass": that is to say, improvising chords above a single line of music provided with numbers and other symbols to indicate the other notes of the chords.

Hilbert C ∗ -modules are used as the framework for Kasparov's bivariant K-theory and form the technical underpinning for the C ∗ -algebraic approach to quantum groups.

Once these obvious discrepancies had been corrected, it was possible to use the data sets to point to some recommendations regarding testing procedures that can be incorporated into the Code of Testing Practice [Hähner P et al. Code of practice for thermo-mechanical fatigue testing – TMF-Standard-Work Package 6 Report, September 2005] and provide technical underpinning for the ISO Standard.

GLIMMER is a computational gene-finding system and the technical underpinning of the system is an interpolated Markov model (IMM), a generalization of Markov chain methods [ 8].

It was a pity, in a way, because, although this gained him a Michelin star and plenty of dotty publicity, this playfulness disguised the considerable technical ability underpinning his prodigious creativity.

We are now in a position to state some standard technical assumptions underpinning our further developments.

He's a high-class player, his technical expertise underpinned by the super-sharp instincts of a natural game manager.

A £1.5 million (about $2.4 million) lead gift from the Polonsky Foundation in June 2010 made possible the sophisticated technical infrastructure underpinning the digital library, the Library said in a statement.

It's therefore imperative that the EU throughly interrogates the technical and moral complexities underpinning this new human rights frontier, he said.