Sentence examples for technical board from inspiring English sources

Several residents asked that the town create a community board to work with the technical board.

On his second run, Gagnon earned a score of 91.25 by combining a series of soaring aerials with technical board flips and spins.

Certified as a boat captain, diving medical technician and training course director, she has trained more than 500 divers and serves on the technical board of advisers for the National Association of Underwater Instructors.

Critics of the increased use of Internet voting say the commission is violating federal law by not allowing enough time for public comment on the guidelines and by circumventing the technical board that is supposed to review any such new regulations.

While the official communications have been technical, board members have dwelled at length on nontechnical subjects -- chiefly, how NASA lost focus on the hazard of liftoff debris and did not heed some of its engineers' requests for military satellites to take pictures of possible damage during the flight.

We will form a technical board that will have four or five people that will decide the way forward".

Dr. Koppelman will head a technical advisory board that will develop a plan for the peninsula.

The communications commissioner, Sir Paul Kennedy, a technical advisory board and judges on the investigatory powers tribunal will all have a role in overseeing the monitoring of data and investigating complaints.

The Technical Review Board, which holds public meetings about three times a year, on Wednesday therefore focused on alternative strategies like building a new class of reactors that could accept the "spent" fuel from existing reactors, deriving some energy from the wastes and breaking down the most difficult, long-lived materials into elements that are easier to handle.

SS is a member of the technical advisory board of Affibody AB.

On 3 March, a technical review board raised further doubts about the adequacy of plans for a repository under Yucca Mountain, Nevada, where Congress wants to stash the bulk of the nation's hottest stuff, such as commercial power plant wastes.