Sentence examples for large number of technically from inspiring English sources

Choice of optimum design parameters for condenser for a power plant from among a large number of technically viable combination is a complex task.

The performance of the supervisory tasks conferred upon the ECB requires the adoption of a large number of technically complex acts and decisions, including decisions on individual credit institutions.

Is it any wonder that in conveying this gladiatorial view of live concerts to music students, American music schools are turning out large numbers of technically adroit but soulless musicians?

Now, a surprisingly large number of voters who technically claim allegiance to the Republicans in fact seem drawn towards the Democratic ticket.

But cloning, which often requires a large number of eggs, is a technically challenging and inefficient way to make stem cells, and it raises ethical objections because it requires destruction of a human embryo.

But Ocean Beach has a large number of group rentals, which are technically illegal.

When aggregating a large number of TCLs, it would be technically intractable to dispatch the TCLs individually.

Based on recent technological advances, the manufacturing of a large number of low cost wireless sensors became technically and economically feasible.

Based on recent technological advances in wireless communication, low-power microelectronics integration and miniaturization, the manufacturing of a large number of low cost wireless sensors became technically and economically feasible.

Thus, pan-ethnic population carrier screening by NGS for a large number of genetic disorders has now become technically feasible.

At this stage the predicted microRNAs have not been demonstrated to exhibit increased precursor accumulation following Dicer knockdown this would be technically difficult for a large number of precursors in hESC cultures.