Sentence examples for demonstrated technical from inspiring English sources

Engineering Leadership candidates are people who have demonstrated technical excellence, built amazing technology infrastructure and products, or led teams that together built complex and elegant solutions that changed our lives.

Ms. Dinev has 32 years of experience in the development and management of projects in international development, mainly in reproductive health and has demonstrated technical expertise in program design, strategic planning and program implementation.

While a number of smaller-scale studies have demonstrated technical feasibility of FFPE expression profiling, it remains a novel technology with great potential but still-unknown risks and challenges.

Dunning [ 34] discusses the reasons for the resistance on the part of American dentists in accepting delegations for auxiliaries similar to those of the dental nurses, even when the latter had previously demonstrated technical success and gained the approval of New Zealand dentists.

They do it for love, professional pride or as a way of demonstrating technical virtuosity.

Kahl said the suspicion was that a large proportion of attacks were being carried out simply to demonstrate technical prowess.

In my mind, a great orchestra must demonstrate technical finesse and intellectual adventure in equal measure: it must expand the repertory, not simply reproduce it in high style.

Demonstrating technical superiority and ethereal grace at 19, Kim delivered a world-record performance of 228.56 total points.

A combination of overhyped expectations and underestimation of the difficulties involved has led many of us to rush to demonstrate technical results rather than slowly working towards real change.

Hitler's paintings, if we look at them, hard, should help us dismiss any lingering belief that we can learn in a moral sense from something that demonstrates technical accomplishment.

We don't ask candidates to demonstrate technical knowledge – we ask more general questions, like; why might a company be interested in selling its products in India or China?" Austin adds: "Developing business-related and entrepreneurial skills through societies and work experience can also help a candidate demonstrate commercial understanding.