Sentence examples for technical read from inspiring English sources

Sober-minded big-picture thinker Jim Stack, editor of Whitefish, Mont.-based Investech Research, has grown even more bullish on stocks, based on his technical read of the market.

"It's more like a technical read.

The pyrosequencing artifact of technical read duplications highlighted by Turnbaugh and co-workers [15] was not an issue here; at most 0.05% of all reads among the four pyrosequencing plates, (pooled sample C and D) had more than one copy with the exact same length, content and quality scores.

The first test measures technical reading, which is considered to precede reading comprehension, and is called 'Test Technical Reading 345678'[ 31].

It makes fascinating, if forbiddingly technical, reading.

In the Politico article, several lawyers agreed that this technical reading could allow the Trump Organization to sue the G.S.A. if it cancelled the contract.

In a case of this magnitude, a technical reading of the Constitution and laws is only one factor that goes into the Justices' determination.

The case against Croatian generals rested on a technical reading of the legally allowed distance between legitimate targets and civilian objects; the case against Kosovar defendants collapsed due to poor witness protection and lack of clear evidence.

In a 1981 decision in another case, the Alabama Supreme Court acknowledged that "a literal and technical reading of the statute" would forbid the death penalty in circumstances like Mr. Magwood's.

The case relies on a highly technical reading of the legislative fine print; nevertheless, the congressional challengers won a round in the lower courts, though that had been stayed pending an appeal — one that, on Thursday, the Trump Administration apparently decided to drop.

As part of that appeal, Mr. Zemel said, the lawyers plan on arguing that the trial judge did not give jurors the appropriate options in his charge to them, that he erred in the technical reading of some elements of the case and that the jury's verdict was inconsistent and should be set aside.