Sentence examples for most technical and from inspiring English sources

Yet Hackett goes on to describe the 100-meter sprint, her "signature event," as "the most technical and intellectual of all track events".

It is also one of the most technical and dangerous tracks, which requires the most courage to drive, even if it has become safer and easier in recent years.

Those two are, respectively, perhaps the most technical and most globalized of all the world's weird subcultures.

When compared to PET/CT most technical and methodological advances of SPECT, however, are not only available to SPECT/CT users but also to SPECT-only users.

I know most technical and product people hate the idea of having to haggle with customers, but it's a fact of life on enterprise accounts as I talked about in my post "Everybody Wants Their Pound of Flesh".

Nowadays, graphical representations are used in most technical and educational documents, and increasingly in the interfaces, However, it has been observed that except for the experts, many readers have great difficulties in understanding them.

Their small size, low abundance and high instability complicated early identification, however cloning/Sanger sequencing and new generation genome sequencing approaches overcame most technical hurdles and are being used for rapid miRNA identification in many eukaryotes.

Sliced galantine of chicken with black beluga lentils and a side of butternut squash was the most technical dish and a splendid prelude to a hearty stroganoff made with local beef, mushrooms, pickles and dill.

Korean borrowed many words from Classical Chinese, including most technical terms and about 10 percent of the basic nouns, such as san 'mountain' and kang 'river.' The borrowed words are sometimes written in Chinese characters, though that practice is increasingly avoided except when the characters are used as aids in explaining technical terms.

Mr. Harrell said that the funding from the Starr Foundation was listed in tax documents as a loan only in the most technical sense and that it was never intended to be paid back.

A former tax partner at the Warsaw office of Baker & McKenzie, an international law firm, he batted back even the most technical questions, and then started handing out dollops of good news for companies: VAT returns, for example, would in future need to be filed only quarterly, not monthly.