Sentence examples for handling of technical from inspiring English sources

Microsoft executives, in a conference call, characterized the announcement as a "strategic shift" in the company's business practices and its handling of technical information.

Behavioural observations and handling of technical equipment were carried out from behind a large, green curtain inside the experimental room, and to control for human disturbance, the observer quietly entered the room at least 10 min before each observation period.

Since its inception, its technical underpinning the handling of addresses such as.com or.org has been based on an informal consensus among (mainly American) engineers.

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You can hear in the tone of McEwan's "Acknowledgments" his warm admiration for the experts he has consulted, and his handling of the technical detail in each of these worlds always seems intelligent: quick to pick up on the essentials and the principles of what's at stake, the texture of the insider's knowhow.

They do not rely on sporadic opportunities, but they are rationally geared to the needs of their criminal activity, which depends to a significant degree on their handling of "the technical problems of crime which are the problems of combating social control in its widest sense" (McIntosh [1975]: 73).

Handling of the technical devices (the patient's own PC or the provided iPad2) occurred without incident in 88.9 % of cases.

In a second speech on August 9th, Mr Wahid appeared to abandon the idea of a first minister by giving Miss Megawati a second chance at handling "the technical aspects of the government's daily duties".

Back in 2007, a different committee was terribly pleased with its power to summon the bosses of the private equity industry but incapable of handling even vaguely technical answers.

Donohoe was a wonderfully direct guide to all of this music, never excusing its occasional miscalculations or trying to disguise them, and handling the technical challenges – some of them formidable – with total sang-froid.

Resilience, which is the ability to recover quickly after an upset, has been recognized as an important characteristic of a complex organization handling hazardous technical operations.