Sentence examples for technical endeavour from inspiring English sources
It was a technical endeavour; they explored the negative space between notes, they manipulated song elements to discordant and disorientating effect.
Anthony Hopwood, who has died aged 65 after a long illness, dedicated most of his professional life to showing that accounting is not a neutral technical endeavour, that it amounts to much more than book-keeping, and that it has an impact on our lives in a multitude of ways.
Going into space may be a technical endeavour but ultimately going into space is a cultural thing.
The fact that it's hidden from most people's sight, and that it has become so utterly reliable and efficient to the point of transparency, doesn't make it any less of an achievement of human technical endeavour.
Alongwith my technical endeavours, I am interested in meeting up with new people, trying to understand different cultures, learning new languages, watching TED talks, reading novels, traveling and dancing.
But we have to remember that software engineering is inherently a socio-technical endeavour, with complex practices, activities and cultural aspects that cannot be externalized or captured by tools alone.
Increasingly, it is evident that the problem areas attached to these projects stretch beyond technical issues: they must be considered as socio-technical endeavours embedded in complex institutional frames.
The technical paper endeavours to integrate the results produced by the activities in linking biological findings, stock-assessment and predictions with economic values.
Because urban planning draws upon engineering, architectural, and social and political concerns, it is variously a technical profession, an endeavour involving political will and public participation, and an academic discipline.
The project deals with institutional, social, economic, financial, scientific and technical aspects of this complex endeavour.
First to swim or fly across the Channel, first to ascend into space, first on the Moon, on Mars – these great endeavours, for all their technical accomplishment, have a childlike quality.
