Sentence examples for an extensive technical from inspiring English sources

During the almost hourlong presentation, Samsung offered an extensive technical explanation of the problems with the battery but little insight into the breakdowns that caused the company to fail to identify the problems.

However, even though the reduction in the EPZ area is well accepted through an extensive technical assessment process, it has been found that public acceptance appears to be a completely different matter.

"The quality of the recording was poor, and after an extensive technical analysis it is inconclusive as to whether or not it is the voice of Saddam Hussein," a C.I.A. spokesman said of the tape, which was broadcast on the Arabic-language television network Al Arabiya.

Environmental Protection Agency administrator Gina McCarthy on Wednesday proposed leaving the current standards in place, saying an extensive technical analysis had shown that automakers are well positioned to meet the greenhouse gas emissions targets that were established in 2012 with the goal of reducing pollution and nearly doubling fuel economy.

Since Mackey's writing there has grown up an extensive technical literature exploring variations on his axiomatic framework in an effort to supply the missing assumptions.

In 2009, a project was initiated "Toward Comprehensive Definition of Oxidation State", led by the author of this Essay, and its results have recently been published in an extensive Technical Report.[ 14] We started with a generic definition of oxidation state in terms broad enough to ensure validity.

My MIT colleague, Professor Ernest Moniz, is a physicist with extensive technical background on nuclear issues.

Jennifer Huber, PhD, is a science writer with extensive technical communications experience as an academic research scientist, freelance science journalist, and writing instructor.

A nuclear critic with extensive technical expertise, David Lochbaum of the Union of Concerned Scientists, said moving fuel into casks could increase or lessen risk, depending on how it was done.

However, even in this extensive technical study, a whole range of criteria requested and applied by EFSA to the Séralini study and deplored as insufficient, were likewise absent or incomplete.

The armed forces have a highly efficient organisation and extensive technical resources which can be used for environment enhancement at no great cost by redeploying or rechannelling resources.