Sentence examples for more technical terms from inspiring English sources

In more technical terms, the moon's orbit's "eccentricity" varies.

The winning computer was able to make 8.2 quadrillion calculations per second, or in more technical terms, 8.2 petaflops.

The Verlinde brothers are now trying to recast these ideas in more technical terms of string theory, and Erik has been on the road a bit, traveling in May to the Perimeter Institute and Stony Brook University on Long Island, stumping for the end of gravity.

They also use a bit more jargon, with fraudulent publications containing 1.5% more technical terms.

Or, in more technical terms: we will test statistically whether the sample standard deviation is significantly smaller than the benchmark.

Nothing changes if we replace the old and perhaps naïve terms 'lower' and 'higher' with more technical terms, such as 'primitive' and 'advanced', or 'plesiomorphic' and 'apomorphic'apomorphic

Additionally EADS, an aerospace and defense research organization, has found that the carbon footprint of additive manufacturing (the more technical term for 3D printing) is 40% lower than that of more traditional manufacturing for the same object or product.

Originally a style of domestic music, the romance over time came to represent a relatively plainspoken, economical expression of a quality best described, for lack of a more technical term, as Russian soul.

In a more technical term, equation 2 can be specified as follow R j = α j + β 1 P j + β 2 I j + ϵ j (3).

Fast lanes, also known by the more technical term "paid prioritization," could allow Internet providers to sell digital content companies faster access to consumers.

(The more technical term for this is a "histogram" or "frequency plot").