Sentence examples for technical discourse from inspiring English sources

This was entirely appropriate and indicated the developing state of their technical discourse.

In the ceramic coating domain (sub-domain of materials engineering), for instance, the term 'frita'fritrit') and 'esmalte'enamelmel') have a very specific meaning in the technical discourse.

Another consequence has been the stripping of what is essentially a moral discourse (it's accountability, stupid) of any ethical content in order to create an economically technical discourse (e.g., predicting cash flows) without any proven technical capabilities.

It is probably a mistake therefore to insist on any definition of private property that implies a proprietor has absolute control over his resource.[2] Some jurists have even argued that the terms 'property' and 'ownership' should be eliminated from the technical discourse of the law (see Grey 1980).

In terms of methodology, the acquisition of writing skills within the frame of technical English inevitably follows the patterns of general English language acquisition, to which one should add some specific features dictated by the specialized uses of the technical discourse.

The technical discourse of the detailed, operation-oriented guidelines, however, is not able to function as a compass in this process, as they are primarily safeguarding the technical perspective from single value perspectives and do not codify how to trade off values.

He did not visit the United States until 1979, and then his highly technical discourses on Buddhist philosophy baffled his listeners, especially those accustomed to the brisk epiphanies of Zen, the Buddhist tradition in vogue at the time.

35 In our view, for the SCR to have any chance of bucking the current trend of failed large scale information technology projects in health care, politicians, press, and public must begin to conduct their deliberations within this wider socio-technical discourse.

Life world colonisation is particularly salient in health care settings which are characterised by regular encounters of individuals with deeply-held personal understandings of their bodies and their illnesses and health care personnel who are often trained to focus on disease in terms of technical biomedical discourses.

Knowledge based on technical expertise (epistemic discourse; group Delphi format); Concerns, interests, and values derived from social interests and advocacy (reflective discourse; value-tree analysis format); and.

We thank David Largaespada and Aron Geurts for sharing SB reagents and technical advice and discourse.