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The Court of Appeals judges, including Judges Ciparick and Smith, sent the case back to the intermediate court with a highly technical decision that the man had not properly placed his claim of coercion on the record.

The third is the ethics of the telling, which covers narrative technique, how the story is told, the ethical consequences of decisions made about how to convey a particular story, technical decisions that can make the audience more or less sympathetic to individuals, their ideas, and their moral choices.

Mr. Lanzerotti said in a telephone news conference that NASA had about a year to make crucial technical decisions that would determine whether robots or the shuttle should be used to repair the telescope.

To address this task, this work presents in a systematic and reasoned way the set of methodological and technical decisions that drove the specification of M2DAT, a technical solution for model-driven development of Information Systems and its reference implementation: M2DAT-DB, a DSL toolkit for model-driven development of modern DB schemas.

Once a week, he meets with a group of "Area Tech Leads"—Google's engineering Jedi council to make technical decisions that affect the entire company.

So the keyboard turned out and the standardization around per volt per octave turned out to be some of the key technical decisions that Robert Moog took.

This course will also be of keen interest to professionals within regulatory agencies (e.g. FDA, USDA, EPA) in anticipation of technical decisions that will be faced as the products of synthetic biology come to trial and market.

Cameron and Jackson are making a technical decision here, that enables their films to be shown the way they should be seen.

But the judges did not entirely accept Microsoft's defenses, instead questioning a series of business and technical decisions that Judge Jackson had found to be compelling evidence of anticompetitive conduct.

Network designers are required to make a range of pragmatic and technical decisions that address, accept, mitigate, or transfer the risks of failure within the constraints of a budget.

Good question: Gordon Brown made the Bank of England independent, because he believed that setting interest rates was a technical, economic decision that could be separated from politics.