Sentence examples for on technical subjects from inspiring English sources

One pertinent early example is in Conan Doyle's "The Sign of Four", in which Sherlock Holmes reveals to the admiring Dr Watson that he has written several monographs on technical subjects, one of them entitled "Upon the distinction between the ashes of various tobaccos".

This semester takes only 15 weeks, with classes on technical subjects like navigation and weapons and courses on leadership, psychology, character and values.

Most of the text, the programming examples and problems came from Mr. Kernighan, whom Mr. Ritchie calls "a fluent and charming writer on technical subjects".

In the mid-11th century Ṣāʿid, a qāḍī of Toledo, composed a noteworthy handbook of the history of science that contained much information on technical subjects.

Dr. Lee said the researchers had thought about using it "as a kind of 'style dial"' to rewrite documents automatically for different groups -- adapting articles on technical subjects for a children's encyclopedia, for example.

With the sweet showers of April soon to arrive, piercing the drought of March as birds make melody, scientists are longing to make pilgrimages into the works of Geoffrey Chaucer, who wrote on technical subjects as well as penning "The Canterbury Tales".

Hence, the number of technical subjects ranges between 3 and 6, depending on their weight.

But it is not as though the tenants have won anything tangible either, for their Pyrrhic victory guarantees only further litigation on such technical subjects as class certification, measure of damages and statutes of limitation unless of course the state legislature accepts the Court's invitation by undoing the Roberts decision.

In interviews I conducted with professors, I found that a large number teach on highly technical subjects where it would be downright weird to let politics enter the classroom.

Condemning the policy, reiterated by the prime minister at the Tory conference a fortnight ago, as a retrograde step, he says ministers should focus instead on promoting specialist, technical subjects in schools, and new technology colleges for 14-19-year-olds 14-19-year-olds 14-19-year-olds 14-19-year-oldsy to drive the poso-Brexit economy.

At the Britannica Blog, writer Clay Shirky pugnaciously observed that War and Peace was "too long, and not so interesting", further stating that "it would be hard to argue that the last ten years have seen a decrease in either the availability or comprehension of material on scientific or technical subjects".