Sentence examples for everyday technical from inspiring English sources

Even when the US clean transportation agency raised questions in May 2014 – more than a year before the scandal broke – VW reports that discrepancies were regarded as "a technical problem that did not basically differ from other everyday technical problems at an automotive company".

"The difference is that many seniors don't have a real-life social network they can rely on for everyday technical support: the kind you get from your spouse, your friends, or, most importantly, your kids, who are way ahead of you on this stuff". I agree with him to a point, but there's more to it.

These included the skills of using appropriate everyday and technical terms to translate information from doctor patient to doctor doctor discourse, using verb tenses correctly to establish chronology in case reports, and describing location and procedure accurately in reporting physical examinations.

"I've worked with large companies all over the world and the message I'm hearing is amazingly consistent: AI has radically changed the way that everyday non-technical users interact with data," he says.

Educated speakers from any of the countries can converse with full understanding, hindered only by a few everyday words and technical terms (much like British boot and treacle versus American trunk [of a car] and molasses).

33 Inclusion criteria were: to be willing to actively participate in the study, live in a non-institutional environment, and be able to get around on an everyday basis without technical assistance.

I had a feeling that Moments was starting to do well when I discovered that several of my "normal" friends (i.e. non-technical, everyday smartphone owners) were using it.

I had a feeling that Moments was starting to do well when I discovered that several of my "normal" friends (i.e. non-technical, everyday smartphone owners) were using it.

The Prius succeeded where others failed because it offers a beguiling combination of technical wizardry, everyday practicality and offbeat styling at a mainstream price.

AI tries to capture the meaning of technical and everyday concepts in a way that can be used by a computer for decision making, problem solving, and so forth.

How much of this does everyone need to know? A. There are three reasons for learning maths: technical jobs; everyday living, where the need is so much more than in the past; and what I call logical mind training — a feel for how maths and logic works.