Sentence examples for relation to the technical from inspiring English sources

Some of the seminal findings and the controversies of cochlear mechanics are mentioned in relation to the technical developments.

These systems will be described in relation to the technical issues, engineering difficulties and physical limits involved.

These examples, and clinical advances in storing sperm and egg cells, bear little relation to the technical challenge of trying to perfuse the entire human circulatory system, and, crucially, the brain, with anti-freeze without causing any damage.

Today's state of the art materials, as well as the mechanical and structural requirements for bone scaffolds, are summarized and discussed in relation to the technical feasibility of their use in 3DP.

This paper contributes to the BIPV area by providing structured knowledge from systematic and longitudinal perspective in relation to the technical barriers and risks, to help professionals understand and improve their knowledge.

The idea that perceiving involves "having sensations" is called into question with an investigation of the ordinary concepts of sensation and feeling and their relation to the technical notions of sense-impression and sense-data.

(1) The evaluation of the continuous training of radiologists and nuclear medicine physicians in relation to the technical-scientific sources to be used in the context of the overall informed consent process.

Intelligence gathering has grown more significant in direct relation to the increased technical complexity of modern warfare and now plays an important role in determining whether states go to war in the first place.

Solutions could be found in relation to the more technical aspects, at least they could agree on a humane end-point, when the animal should be put to death.

The results of the focus group study revealed that although nurses, surgeons and anaesthetists largely had shared understanding of the technical aspects of their roles, there was dissonance in relation to the non-technical or "professional/relational" issues of authority, motivation and value.

In contrast to the findings of Lingard et al, [ 26, 27] the nurses in this study strongly suggested that there was confusion in relation to the perception of technical aspects of roles (as well as non-technical aspects).