Sentence examples for technical entry from inspiring English sources
WebMD (free Web site) This free medical information site came up with five hits, the first of which was a highly technical entry on this type of lymphoma.
The Web has also destroyed the functional monopoly of the local daily newspaper with the very high barriers to technical entry.
The initial technical entry point for the molecular cloning of lepidopteran desaturase cDNAs used a PCR-based homology probing procedure employing oligonucleotide primer pools that were designed to encode conserved structural motifs of the rat and yeast enzymes.
Runners-up that year included rootkit, a surprisingly technical entry that has stayed with us, and lifehack, which, while an interesting blog, is a pretentious failure as a word.
Technical entries will be expected to include definitions of the technical terms used.
His energy is palpable as he leans forward in his chair in Kidogo's office and explains what he's learning on the job: networking skills, technical data entry skills, how to build a growing organization.
However, uptake of the Cloud by such organisations is often thwarted by the perceived technical barriers to entry.
According to co-founder Daniele Pelleri in an email interview, AppsBuilder is aimed at a different sort of crowd, owing to its low technical barrier to entry.
Indeed, companies like Xiaomi are commoditizing "easy" things very fast so investors are looking at either products with high technical barriers of entry, a recurring revenue component, or the ability to build a brand very quickly.
When educators become video game developers The technical barriers to entry to developing applications and even video games are eroding.
"The days when your father's high school wood shop class was considered effective vocational training for graduates entering the workforce are gone, yet federally funded training programs have not kept pace with the demands of employers who require advanced technical skills for entry level workers, " said Mayor Cabaldon.
