Its language is rather technical, referring to leverage, which in this context is a measure of debt burdens.
Technical efficiency refers to the relationship between inputs and outputs, whereby a technically efficient relationship produces the maximum output, given the inputs.
Technical presentation refers to a prepared formal presentation on scientific, engineering, technological, business types, regulatory, legal, managerial or social scientific information topics to the non-expert audience (DiSanza and Legge, 2003).
Advanced, or technical, ceramics refers to those made from synthetic raw materials.
-The factor technical complexity refers to the functional infrastructure properties that have an impact on the complexity of the multiactor configuration.
Technical success refers to the qualitative assessment of a satisfactory 90Y activity biodistribution in accordance with radiation planning expectations as seen on post-radioembolization 90Y PET/CT, not to be confused with 'clinical success' [8].
In the context of energy potentials, the theoretical potential describes a resource's (e.g. biomass) physical or chemical energy content, whereas the technical potential refers to the energy content that can be made accessible given technological, engineering and topographical constraints.
In our ideal type analysis, we focus on infrastructure related dimensions (i iv) only, given that we assume to be on 'unregulated territory', so contextual dimensions (v vii) may be assumed to reflex a free market.2 -The factor technical complexity refers to the functional infrastructure properties that have an impact on the complexity of the multiactor configuration.
"Technical potential" refers only to what the U.S. could produce if every inch of suitable rooftop space were used for solar production, said Robert Margolis, senior energy analyst at NREL and co-author of the study.
Technical innovation refers to the acquisition of a novel food or a previously used food via the use of a new foraging technique [21].
