Sentence examples for densely technical from inspiring English sources
A committee sits in a room, discussing folders full of organized gossip — and, nowadays, densely technical reports — about professors at other universities.
It's only in big, fat collectable book form — especially with the densely technical scripts for radio, television and film included — that they might have shone brighter with a slightly more generous prologue.
The accusations and Microsoft's defense are densely technical.
It involved a dozen government agencies and departments, several dozen experts, and a fifty-page, densely crafted "technical support document," replete with some seventy, peer-reviewed references and an even more technical appendix.
But his densely written technical evangelism is not easy to get to grips with.
Essentially the story of the month Rolling Stone reporter Evan Wright spent embedded with First Recon Marine at "the tip of the spear" of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, it is densely populated with vivid characters and technical vocabulary, all spread across eight hours.
"Trials are getting more advanced and moving into more densely populated areas," said Tal Ater, Chief Technical Officer of the Zug, Switzerland-based DAV Foundation.
Secondly, the cost pressure on companies operating on a global basis began to force companies to place operations including headquarters in lower-cost, less densely populated, more family-friendly locales and places where most technical or managerial talent is now concentrated.
Consequently, infiltration using non-vacuum processes has the technical difficulty in obtaining controllability of nanoshell thickness, because it densely infiltrates a solution-derived material into a 3D template to create monolithic frameworks for a freestanding inverse structure [20, 23, 31].
What are the socio-technical systems that associate and differentiate people gathered together in densely populated spaces?
This is due to technical issues, because scattered NFTs are more easily leveled out compared to densely packed neuronal layers in the averaging process (Fig. 5).
