Sentence examples for high technical competence from inspiring English sources

My first impression has lasted all those years: an unobtrusive man with a gentle manner, a fine sense of humour, an open mind, an intellectual horizon well beyond the limits of science, a quick intellect, high technical competence in environmental research and obvious experience in scientific projects.

There are bad films that entertainingly fail on every level, like The Room, or bad films made with high technical competence that are borderline unwatchable, like Michael Bay's Transformers movies.

Quality of care depends on both high technical competence, access to adequate equipment, and good client-provider interaction [ 8].

She recalls episodes from her own medical training, and cases in which she was involved, to dramatize her misgivings about the "lessons in denial and depersonalization" that help doctors achieve a high level of technical competence but can also prevent them from expressing empathy or confronting their own fears about death.

In addition to the general challenge of gaining access to a powerful computing environment, very often a high level of technical competence is necessary to set up and run calculations efficiently.

Switzerland has a long history of water infrastructure development and of active management of its water resources at a very high level of technical competence.

Specifically the need exists for: High levels of technical competence in a number of very specific areas, both curative and promotive in nature.

Latrobe set high standards of design and technical competence that were adopted by his foremost pupils, Robert Mills and William Strickland.

- The technical competence of some F.D.A. reviewers was not high enough to counter the expertise of specialists hired by the drug companies.

We therefore set out to explore what roles such units heads need to play that go beyond their technical competence and that help promote uptake of effective interventions and delivery of high-quality services.

Science education must also be high on the agenda as an ever-growing fraction of jobs need specific skills – ranging from basic technical competence through to professional scientists, medics and engineers.