Sentence examples for technical imagination from inspiring English sources
The production combines the RSC's traditional theatre-making skills and Intel's digital innovation with the technical imagination of the Imaginarium Studios, in London, in pushing boundaries.
Which is to say that the credits alone promise a rich and varied musical jambalaya, and that's exactly what White provides — with a simple but bold technical imagination.
The Beatles made the move from pop to rock on their 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, symbolically identifying with the new hippie era, while bands such as Pink Floyd and Cream (Clapton's band) set new standards of musical skill and technical imagination.
The prohibition of using medical registry data as part of the Swedish biobank sparked technical imagination and resistance.
The specific triumph of the technical imagination rested on the ability to dissociate lifting power from the arm and create a crane: to dissociate work from the action of men and animals and create the water-mill: to dissociate light from the combustion of wood and oil and create the electric lamp.
The same few groups notably the Chibcha, Chorotega, Guaymí, and Nicarao carved jade and other stones and worked copper, gold, and several alloys with an unusual combination of technical skill, imagination, and aesthetic sensitivity.
While the transfer has not been confirmed, Valdano was happy to talk about the 18-year-old, saying: "He is very talented, he has technical capability, imagination, mental coolness - which is something unusual to see in such young players".
The San Francisco Chronicle praised its "technical excellence, imagination and beauty – Walpole at his best".
In fact, in technical brilliance and imagination, Mr. Plessi's work scores high.
Everyone seems to agree that the work counts among Beethoven's supreme achievements, a provocative overview of his technical command, endless imagination and biting wit.
It manifests the artist's immense curiosity, implacable eye, technical skill, vivid imagination, and, though she owned up to a healthy dose of denial, considerable courage.
