Sentence examples for radical technical from inspiring English sources

Literary forms of the period were extraordinarily varied, and in drama, poetry, and fiction the leading authors tended toward radical technical experiments.

The 1920s were a time of revolution in Brazilian literature, but Meireles's work of the period showed little affinity with the prevailing nationalistic tendencies or the radical technical innovations in free verse and colloquial language.

He knew the work not only of Honoré de Balzac, Gustave Flaubert, Charles Dickens, and Herman Melville but also of Joseph Conrad, James Joyce, Sherwood Anderson, and other recent figures on both sides of the Atlantic, and in The Sound and the Fury (1929), his first major novel, he combined a Yoknapatawpha setting with radical technical experimentation.

The ideas were radical but technical.

Just when it seemed like following a broad, corporate-management style and using incremental improvements had become the best way to make a Formula One car, radical new technical regulations this year have brought a sudden return to an old approach.

In simple terms, it generates hydroxyl radicals, a technical name for simple molecules that consist of a single oxygen atom and a single hydrogen atom bonded together.

Welcome to "Breaking the Mold: Sculpture in Paris from Daumier to Rodin," at the Zimmerli Art Museum here, which documents the radical aesthetic, thematic and technical concerns of Modernist sculptors in Paris from 1832 to the early years of the 20th century.

Gandelin said: "The radical changes to the technical regulations for 2014 mean that it's even harder than usual to make predictions for the new season.

The inability to deliver radical CRT either for technical (extent of thoracic disease or presence of distant disease) or clinical reasons (medical comorbidities) was based on consensus following detailed discussions of the patient's case among the same cohort of medical specialists.

Oussama Romdhani, who edits the Arab Weekly in Tunis, told me that in the Arab world the most likely radicals are people in technical or scientific fields who lack the kind of humanities education that fosters critical thought.

The planes are defined as product-process, incremental-radical, and administrative-technical.