Sentence examples for in technical language from inspiring English sources

Yet Miliband speaks very often in technical language.

So in technical language, the standard analog television is a direct-view 4 3 C.R.T. displaying a 480i image.

The part about walks is on Page 10 of the report, buried in technical language about "multimodal fusion," "biometric signatures" and "human kinematics".

In technical language, this field is the study of "rent seeking," in which people or companies get rich because of their power, not because of their ideas.

In technical language befitting a military operation, workers were asked to provide officials with lists of their contacts -- family members, neighbors, subordinates -- and make sure each one voted.

In technical language, the acceptance of divine sovereignty by the people of Israel and by individuals within that community is called "receiving the yoke of the kingship".

In meetings, Clinton often guides the discussion to an inference that the staff didn't see in advance; Gore marches through the agenda in precise, orderly fashion, speaking in the technical language of a public-policy graduate seminar.

Graham also noted the writer's deep involvement and apparent fluency in the technical language and obscure issues arising in Classical Chinese theories of language which he then only beginning to study.

Before it reaches the tribal land, the tornado tells the elders how big it's going to be, not in the technical language of the EF scale but in colloquial terms: small, medium, big, huge.

Human beings, on Spinoza's view, have causal natures similar in kind to other ordinary objects, other "finite modes" in the technical language of the Ethics, so they ought to be analyzed and understood in the same way as the rest of nature.

Much of this literature assumes that the reader has a prior understanding of computing and is delivered in impenetrable technical language or emphasizes a singular aspect of ontologies in biology.