Sentence examples for a technical review of from inspiring English sources

Later that year, the British oil company started a technical review of the Rumaila field, the second largest in the world.

The Justice Department plans to make a final decision on Sept. 25 on which university will conduct a technical review of the Carnivore surveillance system, a department spokeswoman said yesterday.

[C8.] Review Released on Web Wiretap A technical review of Carnivore, the Internet wiretap system developed by the F.B.I., has found that the system does what law enforcement officials say it does: gathers information from Internet service providers about the online messages sent and received by criminal suspects.

A technical review of ultrasonic welding for medical plastics is presented in this chapter.

A technical review of radio frequency (RF /dielectric welding/sealing for medical plastics is presented in this chapter.

Thus, it is strived in this study to establish a technical review of supply chain performance metrics with focus on value creation for stakeholders.

A Technical Review Panel of independent international experts reviews and scores each proposal for quality and appropriateness.

ADA position statements are typically based on a technical review or other review of published literature.

In February 1993, NASA administrator Daniel Goldin appointed Shea to the chairmanship of a technical review board convened to oversee the redesign of the troubled International Space Station project.

In a technical review obtained by VICE News of a report Pacific Northwest commissioned from engineering firm Hatch Ltd., the DFO found the impact modeling the company submitted as part of the environmental assessment to be full of inaccuracies, unjustified assumptions, and erroneous methodology.

He simply sent a short written message to Congress, accusing it of seeking "to circumvent longstanding and proven processes for determining whether or not building and operating a cross-border pipeline serves the national interest".At one point, Obama said that he would base his decision on the outcome of a State Department technical review of the pipeline's environmental implications.