Sentence examples for and technicalities of the from inspiring English sources

Beyond the science and technicalities of the process, PlasCarb offers a possible dual advantage over how traditional materials and gases are produced: a happier environment and a commercial use for food waste from a range of industries including retail and hospitality.

While these questions may appear simple and straightforward, they are not so easy to answer and require a profound understanding of the background and technicalities of the world of scientific publishing, in particular radiological publishing.

The freethinker Gilbert Vale used his position as editor of the radical periodical The Diamond (1840 42)—like The Yankee, published with the banner heading "the greatest happiness of the greatest number"—to disseminate Bentham's criticisms of the vagaries, chicanery, and technicalities of the law.

The growing participation of local policy-makers in European city networks [26] shows that urban freight is emerging as a new theme for European policy-makers, and a new technical field of expertise for their municipal staff, who are sometimes more acquainted with the economic data and technicalities of urban freight than the transport companies themselves.

She was always prepared to write that extra letter or make that extra phone call, and doggedly took on the medical, government, and industrial establishments on their own terms – achieving results by submerging herself (with the help of others) in the legalities and technicalities of any problem.

It was an academic background that made him particularly alert to the forms and technicalities of language and expression.

You can learn a lot from taking an in-depth look at the mechanics and technicalities of how a product is put together.

Given the vagaries and technicalities of Mexican law, there is now a possibility — how remote depends on which lawyer is talking — that the collection could end up in the hands of Mr. Fuentes Olvera, Mr. Jung's lawyer.

His knowledge about pitches, tactics and the technicalities of the game was exceptional... Articulate, expert, and possessing considerable charge [sic], I thought his interpretation of events on the field and his post-session summaries were sound, balanced and never less than fair".

He said that for a Congressional committee to investigate the Hiss trial would be 'an interference with and an obstruction of the administration of justice.' It is not within the province of Congress, he said, to inquire into 'errors of law' and other technicalities of the trial".

A detailed description of these data sources and the technicalities of the construction of the tiotropium study database can be found in the appendix of the full HTA[ 2].