The technical refers to systems such as data collection processes, systems, and methods.
A meta-analysis of the testimonies considers drivers and barriers for sustainable material innovation on the level of technological niches, socio-technical regimes and socio-technical landscapes, referring to the multi-level perspective used in transition literature.
In Athens it acquired a technical sense, referring to young men aged 18 20.
"Yes, we sort of sit down and talk about ebitda [a technical term referring to earnings before certain costs] and stuff like that," he deadpans.
"It is a small team combined with the big-team facilities," said James Key, the technical director, referring to the factory, which was recently expanded by the BMW car company, owner of the team from 2006 to 2009.
But both numbers are somewhat misleading, because "income" in this context is a technical term, referring only to the portion of income subject to taxation after exemptions and deductions.
"But not everyone needs or can afford an electric car that accelerates like a Tesla," says Ed Buiel, Axion's chief technical officer, referring to the fastest electric car yet to be put into production, which uses a huge number of lithium-ion cells.
Garrett (2002) persuasively argues that "external" here contrasts, not with "on the inside", but with "inherent", where inherence is a technical notion referring to what belongs to a thing in virtue of its essence.
The discussion is supported by three case studies that revise three illustrative examples reported in the scientific and technical literature referring to the Little Sugar Creek (at Charlotte, North Carolina, Red Riverr of the North (North Dakota/Minnesota), and the Assunpink Creek (at Trenton, New Jersey).
But they are not thinkables if this latter word is taken to be a technical term referring to entities at the level of sense, as it is taken by McDowell and Hornsby, who both identify their thinkables with Fregean Thoughts, which are clearly sense-level entities.
