Sentence examples for a specific technical from inspiring English sources
"Metamorphosen" presents a specific technical challenge that has long made it a problematic piece to perform.
Most etudes, by definition, provide a specific technical workout, like Chopin's etude in double thirds.
(In the field of conservation, the term threatened has a specific, technical meaning.
The analysis of this work is a complete objective manner to discriminate the better conditions where a film can be used for a specific technical application.
The resulting piece took the form of an étude -- a short musical composition that the performer can use to practice a specific technical challenge.
Depending on the overall goal of the treatment process, a specific technical solution or a combination of solutions can be found to meet the requirements.
Under this model, each of the biological transitions is, indeed, a transition in a more specific, technical sense, i.e., a switch between two phases of evolution, a phase of rapid evolution (inflation) characterized by rampant exchange and recombination of genetic material, followed by congealing into a relatively slow phase governed by the tree pattern.
Unless the question is given a more specific technical sense, it would seem that "What is it?" is quite satisfactorily answered by sortals in the broad Strawsonian sense.
This theory concentrates on the economic characteristics of location (e.g., low-cost labor in a foreign country), ownership (e.g., a firm's specific technical know-how) and internalization (e.g., the benefits of owning the production mechanisms rather than contracting through partnerships), namely Ownership, Location and Internalization (OLI) theory.
A skillfully navigated, personalized discussion between an interested mother and pediatrician, employing sensitivity to a mother's specific technical understanding and personal concerns on this topic, is likely the best option, although perhaps the most difficult one.
MIT and Philips have a "resonance on specific technical issues, but also on the approach to innovation," says Associate Provost Karen Gleason.
