Sentence examples for embrace technical from inspiring English sources

He was shrewd, flexible, ingenious, always ready to embrace technical developments, or exploit commercial opportunities, frugal most of the time but ready to invest generously when necessary.

First, to embrace technical health procedures, carers need to clearly understand and accept the clinical need for and benefits of the procedure and be assured that they will receive adequate training and ongoing support from the health system.

It even allows (and sometimes embraces) technical mistakes.

The Gauntlet states "The Fundamental Component is characterized by long songs, melodic thrash and Tony Rohrbough's scathing guitar solos while still embracing technical chaos and the violent groove of bassist Chris Adams and drummer Matt Wolfe".

During Ms. BMI's first run-through in front of the mirror we noticed that while embracing technical terms gave her authority, explaining the finite subtleties of the gastrointestinal tract made her appear disengaged and bromidic.

His large hands could embrace all technical challenges with apparent ease, though he was a famously hard practiser, often working late into the night; his height and body weight enabled him to maintain a power, stamina and control that were the envy of many colleagues; and the acuity of his musical ear repeatedly discovered a rich tonal palette.

Whitelaw embraced the technical difficulties with commitment and verve, and after Play she became Beckett's favourite actress.

But one thing is certain: Artists are embracing the technical and expressive possibilities of digital technologies.

IRRI's program embraced both technical and policy research aimed at developing strategies for reducing the risk of famine and building food security.

Insofar as it eases players into an alternative frame of mind, efficiently and through embracing its technical limits, it's a better standard of writing than I'd normally expect.

In 2001, Mr. Anand returned to India to work for Microsoft as a "technical evangelist," with the unenviable job of persuading other software developers to embrace Microsoft's technical standards, products and services.