The phrase "a time when technical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific period characterized by technical developments or advancements.
Example: "There was a time when technical innovations transformed the way we communicate."
Alternatives: "an era of technical" or "a period of technical".
The Holden Gallery, Mon to 12 Dec RC Titled Fair Faces, Dark Places, this show of prints and drawings by the late 19th-century Scottish artist harks back to a time when painstaking technical precision could be wielded both to immortalise the living and to give credible life to the farthest reaches of the subconscious.
I know from many years' experience as a senior local government housing officer that there was a time when a major technical project, like the refurbishment of a tower block, would have been led by an in-house team including architects, engineers and other experts whose professional pride, ability to sleep at night and pension depended on getting it right.
And if so, does the work lose something at a time when a much higher technical level of performance prevails, making it sound almost easy for orchestras today?
In today's era of cell phone cameras and instant snap shots, it's hard to imagine a time when photography was difficult, technical and time consuming.
At a time when the modern conservatory system has rendered technical virtuosity a commonplace, Tetzlaff is distinguished by his deep musical empathy — his ability to open a window onto a composer's inner life.
This design solved a technical problem at a time when 3D environments were relatively new (polygonal structures are computational expensive), but the parallel to Resident Evil 7's environment is spookily close.
The kind of extra-dance intelligence that identified City Ballet dancers of Mr. Mitchell's generation, Mr. Garland suggested, has been lost in a time when dancers are encouraged to aspire to technical proficiency.
That, more than anything, validates the blueprint Michel Sablon drew up when he took over as Belgium's technical director at a time when the national program needed an overhaul.
"There comes a time when investors don't want to see a technical founder [as the CEO]," DeFalco said in a phone interview.
Says Jake Wood: "When we show up, it's structured, military, technical, and innovative". At a time when veterans are so often portrayed as suffering from PTSD or drug addiction, the growth of Team Rubicon tells another story.
