Sentence examples for proper technical from inspiring English sources

But PALs could be circumvented by someone with the proper technical skills.

Tires with wire beads are called clinchers, though the proper technical name is wired-on or hook-bead.

Many joint and soft tissue problems can be prevented, Ms. Liederbach adds, if dancers receive proper technical training, participate in strength and flexibility training, practice hygiene and nutrition, wear shoes that fit and dance on resilient floors.

When the lights are flashing, and the rhythm section is pounding, and Mr. Bellamy drops to his knees to tap away at his fretboard — well, the proper technical term for this moment is "awesome".

'It is evident enough that with proper technical, financial and social support...and by working directly with local governments and health workers, we can make a difference.' Despite positive initiatives such as Make Pregnancy Safe, maternal mortality remains the aspect of the Millennium Development Goals, set by the G8 in 2000 that is most off track.

The HFEA took the three years since then to assure itself that the scientists it has licensed, at the University of Newcastle, would observe proper technical and ethical safeguards in their work.The existence of a body like the HFEA may make thorny bio-ethical decisions easier.

Since, as elsewhere, many Mozambican university students plagiarize, sometimes extensively, how can educational institutions train and motivate them to produce academically correct original research and literature reviews and, thereby, acquire proper ethics, technical proficiency and more profound knowledge, all of great use later for professional achievement and national development?

Proper training, technical support and familiarity with the technology will enhance the adoption of EBM practice.

As more centres and surgeons adopt practices for peri-articular hip endoscopy, it is important to understand the proper indications, technical variations, limitations and outcome expectations of these procedures.

Although some participants felt that there was no need to review the data, many reasons reflected a lack of knowledge or proper equipment, technical difficulties, or frustration with the available hardware and software applications.

These instructions are focused on (i) proper use of technical control measures; (ii) organizational factors such as asking the supervisor for technical control measures, and using protective equipment; and (iii) behavioral factors such as cleaning the workspace.