Sentence examples for branch of technical from inspiring English sources

Charting is the branch of technical analysis that tries to predict price changes in a stock on the basis of certain visual patterns in a chart of its historical prices or volume data.

A popular branch of technical analysis incorporates readings of investor sentiment to divine the direction of the market and individual stocks.

The head and shoulders pattern is one of the most famous in charting the branch of technical analysis that believes prices move in visible, predictable sequences.

The city is home to a branch of New Hampshire Technical College (founded 1966).

Most of the technicians were socialists, and Livingstone helped found a branch of the Association of Scientific, Technical and Managerial Staffs to fight redundancies imposed by company bosses.

The latest stage of restructuring comprises the following transfers: national projects from regional operations branches to FAO Representations; regional projects from regional operations branches to technical units at Regional Offices; inter-regional and global projects from TCO to technical units at Headquarters; and projects in Europe from TCO to REU and the FAOR in Turkey.

People like Mark Gonzales and Natas Kaupas were especially to thank, capitalizing on architecture in new ways, and looking aslant to the more technical branch of freestyle skating for ideas.

And in 1984, began to work at the "Instituto Superiore delle Poste e Telecomunicazioni", the technical branch of the Italian Government's Telecommunication Ministry.

"They periodically summon directors of the local branches of the universities, directors of technical schools, specialized schools, head doctors of clinics and hospitals and give them instructions on how to vote," Mr. Voronin said.

: Regional Offices, which are among the primary sources of support to country offices, have been significantly expanded in recent biennia by the establishment of technical department groups, policy assistance branches, and operations branches.

As with some other types of technical education, the study of various branches of engineering at technical universities requires close cooperation with the construction industry.