Sentence examples for fascinating technical from inspiring English sources

Because of the limited power requirements, making these motes security presents fascinating technical challenges.

Of his illustrations, she writes: "Their highly stylized simplicity, their perfect composition, his exotic and feminine expression, their fascinating technical virtuosity and strong attention to detail; his work is simply beautiful, incredibly delicate and overwhelmingly sensual".

With beautiful reproductions of Posada's forceful and lively prints, as well as fascinating technical analyses of these works, the book is essential to anyone interested in the graphic arts of Latin America.

Actually, I don't have a clue what a cunt-splice is, other than something to do with a ship's rigging, but that is just one of the delights of the Aubrey-Maturin books: they are packed with obscure and potentially fascinating technical detail, and yet you don't need to understand a word of it to enjoy reading them.

"I am not sure if even the most fascinating technical developments will solve the issue of abundance," Diamandis says.

Undoubtedly the device has many fascinating technical components, but at the news conference Jobs did not spend much time on them.

Nevertheless, the new medium ultimately proved so fascinating a technical novelty that in the early stages of its development the quality of its content seemed almost not to matter.

It makes fascinating, if forbiddingly technical, reading.

Offshore engineers and scientists face fascinating economical and technical challenges in designing offshore platforms for shallow water oil and gas fields in moderate ice conditions.

A CD of Handel arias and duets with Mr. Mehta ("Ombra Cara," Harmonia Mundi HMC 902077; CD with a bonus DVD) is simply beautiful — a duet with Rosemary Joshua pure heaven — and fascinating in the technical kinship between Mr. Mehta and Mr. Jacobs (who has now given up his public singing career).

How this will play out on Sunday is a fascinating question". Ferrari technical boss James Allison admits it is "not realistic" for the team to think about beating the world champions to the title despite Sebastian Vettel's victory in the last race.