Sentence examples for far more technical from inspiring English sources

Government policy has anticipated far more technical progress than the industry has made.

"Modern medicine means that a nurse's role is far more technical and requires complex decision making which demands a degree level education as well as the practical experience which currently makes up at least half of a nursing degree".

Paired with the Adagio from Mahler's Tenth Symphony – more of which anon – Lupu played the Brahms with as much musicality, but, alas, far more technical mistakes, than any performance I can remember.

Ben Santer sent two reactions by e-mail, one of which is here and the other — far more technical — is added as a comment: The bottom line is that the identification of human effects on climate is a signal-to-noise problem.

These meetings are far more technical, as this is when we tackle any problem arising in the project.

You can read far more technical details (such as file system changes and cluster stats) at BackBlaze's blog.

He concluded that, far more than technical skills or intelligence, what was necessary for success was the sort of attitude that Quest has — a practical-minded obsession with the possibility and the consequences of failure.

Social media is taught as part of the IT curriculum – the problem is that the government is moving away from IT and pushing computer science instead, which focuses far more on technical things like programming.

One major obstacle in studying kinetics of transport is that the precise measurement of kinetic parameters presents a far more daunting technical challenge than measuring thermodynamic parameters.

But this transformation will take far more than technical solutions.

While every company is, to some degree, becoming a software company, there are still far more non-technical teams that have yet to adopt a project-tracking service like JIRA than there are development teams who are still working with some ad-hoc method of tracking their bugs.