Sentence examples for power technical from inspiring English sources

The differences appear to consist mainly of star power, technical proficiency and professional editing.

Can-do America can come back if we can again assemble our national will, power, technical expertise and vision.

In the copious behind-the-scenes material that's also available at hulu.com/the-confession, the show is described as "a different kind of original Web series". The differences appear to consist mainly of star power, technical proficiency and professional editing.

Automated electronic warning systems can be used to detect approaching lahars and telemeter alerts in areas where electrical power, technical support capabilities, and funding are more assured.

Hill is the chief information security official at MITRE Corp., where he works to keep networks secure while aiming not to hinder the creativity he believes powers technical advances.

The document notes the regulations may be cited as "the Investigatory Powers (Technical Capability) Regulations 2017" — but a place for a date for when they come into force remains blank, presumably as the consultation, which runs until May 19, continues.

The document notes the regulations may be cited as "the Investigatory Powers (Technical Capability) Regulations 2017" — but a place for a date for when they come into force remains blank, presumably as the consultation, which runs until May 19, continues.

Returning to UK law, the (still draft) 'Investigatory Powers (Technical Capability) Regulations 2017' is the legal route for placing obligations on comms service providers, under the IP Act, to maintain the necessary technical capabilities to afford government agencies the warranted access on demand that they keep demanding.

Returning to UK law, the (still draft) 'Investigatory Powers (Technical Capability) Regulations 2017' is the legal route for placing obligations on comms service providers, under the IP Act, to maintain the necessary technical capabilities to afford government agencies the warranted access on demand that they keep demanding.

In a statement Vattenfall said co-locating wind with solar power makes "technical sense", as the wind and sun tend to generate clean power at different times.

According to "Accident Makes Japan Re-examine A-Plants" (front page, Jan . 13, Hiroji Ota, chairman of Japan's Federation of Electric Power Companies, prefers plutonium-based fuel because wind power has "technical problems".