Sentence examples for technical open from inspiring English sources

"Like any technical open source project with companies making money in unique ways, there's always going to be different opinions," he added and noted that he believes his organization, which is part of the wider Linux Foundation, now has the right governance structure in place.

These fundamental and technical breakthroughs open doors for advanced applications in biotechnology and synthetic biology.

These economical and technical considerations open up important prospects for the use of RCC in the design of small dams.

However, there are still theoretical and technical questions open for clarification, whose absence might delay the widespread use of the ARTP mutagenesis system including: 1.

However, in contrast to other artifacts from the outer technical environment, open source software allows for ad-hoc contributions to originally "external" artifacts, transforming them into internally developed artifacts.

The rising new phenomena and technical possibilities open new avenues in the characterization of short-range spin-phonon interactions but also for the understanding of the fundamental process of magnetic correlation growth in nanomaterials.

Amazon itself had 1,500 technical positions open in 2013 alone.

Moreover, while there is a broad consensus that the protection of individuals' personal data should be strengthened when technical developments open endless opportunities to collect and combine such information, the willingness to put trust in the scientific community and entrust scientists with exemptions varies.

He whipped Cooper in a six-round technical knockout, opening a cut over Cooper's left eye and taking advantage of his penchant for copious bleeding.

After Dickerson helped the Grizzlies pull within 1 point with two minutes left, a turnover and a technical foul opened the way for Patrick Ewing to end the tension.

She said on Monday that the advertisement of the plans was a purely "technical" issue, opening them up for objections from the public, and that the timing was a function of bureaucracy.