Sentence examples for technical completion from inspiring English sources

One is technical: completion of the so-called 'Paris rulebook,' which essentially means resolving outstanding issues in the historic Paris Agreement passed in 2015.

We may see a transition from testing for technical completion of a workflow towards the finding of regressions in the performance of the tool.

Many projects do not live up to their expectations or outright fail even before their technical completion in spite of careful feasibility analysis during their proposal or selection stages (El Emam and Koru 2008; Shore 2008).

Work was also reduced on one other building, he said, pending resolution of technical questions and completion of design.

Risks first need to be dissected into categories such as (1) market-related: demand, financial and supply; (2) completion: technical, construction and operational; (3) institutional: regulatory, social acceptibility and sovereign.

Participating in TDPS Productions in a technical capacity generally requires completion of THR 60 Introduction to Technical Theater and Production.

But more pressing for Mr Assange is the case being prepared by Swedish prosecutors, who issued a warrant for Assange's arrest last month, but could not enforce it because of a technical blunder in the completion of the document.

The contributions of the study include describing methods for child- and program-level accountability in training and areas for improvement including further supporting the completion of technical checks for intervention services.

Based on these technologies, the worldwide technical difficulties of well completion and commissioning in the process of gas field development are settled, such as string corrosion prevention, in-depth acid fracturing, high-yield testing, and safety control.

The question added an extra dimension to the three days of talks in Washington, during which American and Soviet arms control specialists focused most of their attention on a series of unrelated technical disputes blocking the completion of a treaty cutting long-range nuclear weapons.

As there is increasing demand for objective measures of technical competency at the completion of surgical training (postgraduate year [PGY]-6 and -7), this project was designed to assess the feasibility, reliability, and validity of a novel open surgical skills evaluation tool, the 8-min suture test (8MST).