Sentence examples for technical patches from inspiring English sources

There were rough technical patches in the playing, which was to be expected.

Despite these barriers to entry, James's austere volume achieves something remarkable: It lets Dante's poetry shine in all its brilliance even in those technical patches closer to Aquinas's syllogisms than to Virgil's hexameters.

Rockstar released a technical patch on 5 October in an effort to resolve the issues.

Another technical patch was released on 10 October combating the issues, and players experiencing issues were told not to recreate their multiplayer avatars.

The author wishes to thank Andreas Niesel for excellent technical patch clamp support and Dr. Samaneh Maysami, PhD for the fruitful discussion on the cell culture methods.

Because of the technical difficulty of patch clamping OHCs from basal turns, the contribution of K+ currents to cholinergic inhibition had not been examined previously in basal OHCs.

Baiting densities were determined on the basis of average abundance of raccoons in each study patch (Technical Appendix).

Although this book could have benefited from some heavy-duty editing that would have removed repetitions and occasional patches of technical jargon, these lapses are easily overlooked by the reader, so powerful and compassionate are Dr. Sacks' accounts of his patients' dilemmas.

Whom would you call if it went wrong?At the time, selling software to large companies was sometimes likened to drug dealing, because once a firm installed a piece of software, it had to pay a stream of licence fees for upgrades, security patches and technical support.

The ASP model has been gaining in popularity, since it allows businesses to run many of their complex software applications off the ASP's servers rather than their own, which means they don't have to worry about upgrades, bug patches and technical problems.

Instead of wasting a lot of time, money and manpower setting up and maintaining complex enterprise applications and paying huge upfront licensing fees, businesses can now "rent" applications on a subscription basis and have someone else worry about hassles like upgrades, bug patches and technical problems.