Sentence examples for some of the technicalities from inspiring English sources

What we're trying to do is, in a very confined way, address some of the technicalities".

Certainly can generate some really wild days in terms of these, some of the technicalities of it.

(The decision explicitly addressed only the plan to transmit the trial by streaming video to five courthouses around the country; it would be "premature," the majority opinion said, to address the plan to upload the same video to YouTube, since some of the technicalities of that arrangement had not yet been worked out).

This paper examines some of the technicalities associated with voice quality measurement, and presents a review of current subjective and objective voice quality measurement methods and standards as applied to telecommunication systems and devices, with particular focus on recent and internationally standardised methods.

Some of the technicalities had changed (upgrade of GA I to GA II, different pipeline versions, different number of sequencing cycles).

By Joseph P. Pollard The New Yorker, January 7 , 1933P. 84 A brief compilation of some of the knotty technicalities presented to the revered judiciary during the year recently closed View Article.

Acoustic terminology requires a knowledge of the technicalities involved for its comprehension.

While Ms Tett's explanation of the technicalities is first class, the fact that JPMorgan survived the crisis better than most robs the book of some drama.

I think there are disputes and circumstances whereby a mediator with a thorough understanding of the technicalities of the dispute will have an edge over another mediator.

But Andrew Yakubu, the NNPC's managing director, said these were "unsubstantiated claims" which showed "little understanding of the technicalities of the oil industry".

He knew nothing of the technicalities of his target.