Sentence examples for benefit of the technical from inspiring English sources
Both the Frick and the Meadows will display the works with the benefit of the technical analysis results shining new light on Zurbarán's techniques and studio.
Undeterred and spurred on by the desire to accomplish their goal, team members drove through the towns of the region announcing with loudspeakers the availability and benefits of the technical services.
Developments in data analysis are required to realise the full benefits of the other technical advances.
Despite considerable effort over a century and the benefit of remarkable technical advances in the past few decades, we are still far from understanding mammalian cerebral neocortex.
So we very much benefited from some of the technical advances the Beatles had made with Sgt Pepper.
Nor did this scheme benefit from the technical support of partners; even today, instances of support from international collaborators are few and far between, mainly taking the form of communication campaigns and the funding of a national evaluation.
And the sonically challenged 1964 recording from Pep's could benefit from the technical ingenuity of major-label engineers to extract a maximum of information from its troubled tape.
But later on it will benefit from the technical advances of countries with a comparative advantage in faster-growing industries, which will give it better computers, more advanced drugs and so forth than if every country had tried to make everything for itself.
The same year the company sought out partnership with the national brewer Watney Mann in order to benefit from the technical knowledge of the much larger company.
Ewers et al. reviewed 158 operations with successful use of IGS concluding that in the majority of cases, the medical benefit outweighed the technical expenditure [4].
Moreover, such validation tests might have the additional benefit of revealing technical problems, such as excessive variability in RT and PCR efficiency due to RNA quality or inconsistent pipetting.
