Sentence examples for reasonable technical from inspiring English sources
I blamed Staples.com for making perfectly reasonable technical upgrades that made the site unavailable briefly on a weekend.
The Altair 8800 was the first computer that ordinary electronics hobbyists could afford to buy and that people with reasonable technical knowledge could assemble in their homes.
The Promoter will put in place reasonable technical measures with the aim of restricting public votes to one vote per person.
"Douchebag" is the second feature directed by Drake Doremus, and the best that can be said about it is that it shows reasonable technical competence.
In an unusually detailed directive, Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym of the Federal District Court for the District of Central California ordered Apple to provide "reasonable technical assistance" to the F.B.I. in unlocking the phone.
First, much of the information available from our near-ubiquitous Internet access is easily accessible not just to intelligence agencies, but also to online service providers, their advertisers, people who might want to steal your identity, and, increasingly, anyone with reasonable technical skill.
Although broadcasting environmental information is more reasonable, many technical issues must be addressed.
The equilibrium and kinetic parameters, the cycle time and the number of columns are varied over ranges considered to be reasonable for technical applications.
In these circumstances the business must, in addition to deleting the data, also take all reasonable steps and technical measures to inform others using this published content that they are requested by the individual to erase any links to, or copies of, the data.
Successfully refocusing effort and resources earlier in the drug development process will require a strong portfolio of quality preclinical candidates that have a reasonable probability of technical success.
Under a March court order, Tufts University and other ISP's in the district are supposed to provide a list of possible violators when not able to provide names to a "reasonable degree of technical certainty".
