Sentence examples for as technical aspects from inspiring English sources
Commercial aspects are shown to be as important as technical aspects.
Solutions may include, but are not limited to, devices and address contextual as well as technical aspects.
Similarly, if England look to be some way off world football's elite it is as much in the mental as much as technical aspects, the obvious intelligence and tactical acuity of the best players this World Cup.
The Spanish initiative is more wide-ranging than those in other countries because it will consider these social issues, like immigration and education, as well as technical aspects, says Chris Tyler, who led POST until 2017 and is now director of public policy at University College London.
When adopting an innovative technology into the existing sociotechnical system of heat and electricity provision, sociocultural factors can be as important as technical aspects or economic performance of the technology.
In our research on social as well as technical aspects of a PV-diesel hybrid system in Tanzania, we have perceived the need for an alternative framework or method for social scientific studies of limited scope.
This enables them to implement a business-wide security strategy that addresses change management activities as well as the technical aspects of IT security.
They also took out full-page newspaper adverts saying: "Without respect, no football". There are plans to broaden training programmes at grassroots level so coaches are taught how to deal with behavioural issues, as well as the technical aspects of the game in which the Netherlands has for so long excelled.
Her descriptions of hackathons and other aspects of start-up culture are honest and atmospheric, capturing the social as well as the technical aspects of the marketplace in a way that anchors moments of technical innovation in their time and place.
As far as the technical aspects of it, that's all them.
Each laboratory's tumor profiling assays may differ from others based on the number of genes tested, the laboratory's ability to match genetic variants to treatment options, as well as important technical aspects.
