Sentence examples for for technical excellence from inspiring English sources

Klinger's visionary art has been linked with that of Arnold Böcklin; the expression of his vivid, frequently morbid imaginings, however, was not noted for technical excellence.

At the same time, she was an exemplary student, an inveterate winner of prizes for technical excellence, yet the more she strove for perfection, the more constrained she felt, the further away from her dream of becoming an artist.

That, for personal use, he also imported the first Porsche is simply further evidence of a commitment to mobility combined with a passion for technical excellence which is reflected in his witheringly precise prose.

David Hands We're inferior to the Tri-Nations: For technical excellence and skill the Six Nations is still inferior to the Tri-Nations and that bodes ill for the World Cup.

The other winners of the indie awards were Kentucky Route Zero, for excellence in visual art; the game 140, for excellence in audio; Little Inferno, for technical excellence; and Zineth, which won the student showcase.

Apart from the company's Nazi past, its high status in German life, its hitherto exalted reputation for technical excellence and quality control, and its peculiarly dysfunctional governance, there is also the shock to consumers of discovering that while its vehicles are made from steel and composite materials, they are actually controlled by software.

Yet for all the talk of technical excellence, the main focus of our chat was centred on the tactical and mental attributes required by a scrum-half hoping to prosper in the higher reaches of the sport.

H.P. was famous for "the H.P. Way," a Californian mix of technical excellence, trust and responsibility to the community.

The show is fast paced, a marvel of technical excellence.

Nobody denies they are brilliant … Everyone accepts they have achieved an unprecedented level of technical excellence.

In doing so, Herbert is emphasizing the side of art that has to do with performance for its own sake — by extension, he's pointing out the chill at the core of technical excellence.