Sentence examples for technical opinion from inspiring English sources
She is also often the first person photographers call for a technical opinion.
"In my humble technical opinion, this is the wrong (and bordering on irresponsible) answer," he wrote, "not to request additional imaging help from any outside source".
The overwhelming controversy regarding the majority's highly technical opinion in Bush v. Gore, combined with lingering doubts over the uncounted votes, speaks too clearly to be ignored.
The general had offered a technical opinion on television, as a combat engineer, on the workings of a flame-thrower, in the context of press allegations that one had been used on soldiers in a punishment cell.
On the day he talked with Mr. Shack, Mr. Rocha wrote an anguished e-mail message that began, "In my humble technical opinion, this is the wrong (and bordering on irresponsible) answer".
"Our inspectors have gone out twice, and their technical opinion is that the garage is not salvageable," said Carol Abrams, a spokeswoman for the Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
The show, the brainchild of Randy Jackson of "American Idol" fame, pits dance crews from across the country against one another and enlists a panel of judges to offer technical opinions.
The authors gratefully acknowledged excellent technical assistance and expert opinion regarding ESI-QTOF MS/MS provided by AR Asif (Department of Clinical Chemistry, University Medical Center Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany) and the working facility provided by KIBGE, University of Karachi.
(Expert opinion) Strong agreement RRT is a highly technical procedure involving a chain of interventions subject to the risk of human error and/or equipment failure.
The model utilizes information from journal articles, books, expert opinions, and technical reports related to the study area, and can be used to support operators and decision makers in the design of RO systems and formulation of operational policies.
Published work that was excluded from the study included all animal, cadaveric and basic science studies as well as editorials, surveys, letters to the editor, technical tips and expert opinions.
