Sentence examples for technical and formal from inspiring English sources

Technical and formal imitation, often of American originals, abounds among these Brits.

But for all its excesses and technical and formal achievements, "Intolerance" remains less known than its inflammatory predecessor.

But the center of his critical wrath and derision was reserved for a filmmaker whose work, from a technical and formal perspective, he admired: D. W. Griffith.

Thus was Ives effectively plugged into a powerful discourse that valued artists chiefly in proportion to their technical and formal innovations.

Against the understated background of earnest technical and formal refinement, Elizabeth Fritsch's geometrically patterned bottle and vase, Geoffrey Swindell's small, podlike vases with delicate pink openings, and Ursula Morely Price's containers, curiously finned like underwater creatures, stand out (Johnson).

Byrne hardly considers the technical and formal aspects of "how music works" that are the principal concern of traditional music theorists — though in his last chapter he does leap down the rabbit hole into the mysteries of the harmonic overtone series and the music of the spheres.

Research on post-communist managers' skills by Wim Swaan, a Dutch economist based in Budapest, suggests that compared with middle-income developed countries (such as Korea or Argentina, Central Europee is generally behind although it scores more highly on technical skills and formal education (see chart 3).

However, Internet-based research and social media usage in epidemiology and healthcare pose new technical, functional and formal challenges.

However, Internet-based research and social media usage in epidemiology and healthcare provide new technical, functional and formal challenges.

We now give some technical details and formal definitions of the problems of interest.

PAR involves a collaborative approach wherein partnerships are formed between individuals with firsthand knowledge of the issue under investigation and those who possess technical skills and formal knowledge with the issue (Lykes & Coquillon, 2006; Reason & Bradbury, 2006).