Sentence examples for and technical features of from inspiring English sources
Several such letters were compiled in a 1983 book, "The Chinese Watch" by the horological historian Alfred Chapuis, a comprehensive study of the history and technical features of pocket watches made for the Chinese market.
In this article we describe the design and technical features of the TA surface detector.
First of all, the operating mode and technical features of the Juelich high-pressure electrolyser will be dealt with.
This paper evaluates the capabilities and technical features of existing mobility service platforms with a special focus on electric mobility.
However, due to the unique social and technical features of blockchain, how to evaluate and guide blockchain development has been fully covered in previous literature.
The results from this pilot industrial demonstration plant fully verified the feasibility and technical features of the proposed FB two-stage gasification process.
No differences in demographic (age, height, weight, BMI) and technical features (years of piano lessons, hours per week of piano lessons and minutes of piano playing per day) between groups were found (Table 1).
Some of the characteristics of the style may have been brought to the attention of the Italian artists through portable mosaics, which despite their small size (generally about 2 by 4 to 8 by 10 inches [5 by 10 to 20 by 25 cm]) are imbued with many of the coloristic and technical features typical of monumental mosaics.
That is, the same expression existed in the target culture and equivalent expressions could be found for idioms and colloquialisms and the technical features of the language were equivalent (eg, complexity, syntax and grammar).
Cytocam-IDF imaging (Braedius Medical, Huizen, The Netherlands) consists of a combination of IDF illumination with optical and technical features optimized for visualization of the microcirculation on organ surfaces.
Problems with the air-conditioning system and other technical features of the building by Daniel Libeskind, an American architect, have pushed the opening back to 2001.
