Sentence examples for extensive technical and from inspiring English sources

Because royalty audits require extensive technical and industry-specific expertise, in WMG's experience a CPA certification is not generally a requirement for conducting such audits.

The report compiled by U.N. weapons inspectors and presented to the Security Council by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon provided extensive technical and forensic evidence of bombardment with sarin gas carried by surface-to-surface rockets.

The authors thank M. Wild for extensive technical and scientific advice, M. Kanje, P. Kanje and A. Schwarz for technical expertise in the lab, ED.

This was expensive between  concept approvals, extensive technical requirements and laborious quality assurance and certification processes.

Biomanufacturing jobs run the gamut from bachelor's degree level positions in factory operations to Ph.D. roles that deploy extensive technical knowledge and critical thinking skills to debug processes and troubleshoot manufacturing plant problems.

"We have found that veterans have extensive technical training and experience that they gain through military service, and these skills are extremely valuable to us and match up well with many of our over 3,000 open positions," Spiegel said.

However, their high chemical stability, persistence, pronounced lipophilicity, and tendency to bioaccumulate, as well as their extensive technical production and use from 1929 to the 1970s, still make PCBs one of the world's most widespread and problematic classes of environmental contaminants (Erickson 2001; Safe 1993).

The weakness of the signal and the lack of experience with passive fluorescence measurements require extensive technical, theoretical and experimental studies.

Lack of extensive technical knowledge and the existing opportunities regarding the natural gas market.

These higher costs have demanded extensive technical developments and optimization challenges in order to reduce the levelized cost of energy (LCoE).

After extensive technical delays and bureaucratic bickering, Siemens recently installed a computerized system for the L train that allows the line to operate 33 trains per hour, up from 28.