Sentence examples for technical scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The FIA has to approve every circuit wishing to stage a grand prix; it subjects every F1 racing car to technical scrutiny, and so on.

It looks not just as fresh as the day it was made but as fresh as the day you first saw it: iffy ape costumes aside, it's one of the few 60s movies that stands up to contemporary technical scrutiny.

According to the concrete historian Tullia Iori, a professor of architectural engineering at the University of Roma Tor Vergata, the concrete industry was largely family-owned at the time and was easier to investigate, and there was a robust tendering system for public works, which were assigned directly by the state and included a high level of technical scrutiny.

But PLOS has also drawn criticism, because the nonprofit broke even only after starting the multidisciplinary PLOS ONE, which accepts all papers that pass technical scrutiny regardless of their importance.

While many companies claim to stream games, Gaikai delivered on it commercially, holding up to the technical scrutiny of major partners including Nvidia, Samsung and LG, in addition to the discerning eye of some of the world's best game developers.

On the technical level, scrutiny refers to identifying inconsistencies or faults (so-called bugs).

In addition, the United States authorities have so far failed to designate a single nonbank as systemically important — and thus subject to additional prudential requirements (a technical term, meaning closer scrutiny and supervision), including preparation of a living will.

Franco Baldini's future as Tottenham's technical director is under scrutiny after the club failed to land a striker during the transfer window.

This type of technical variation warrants careful scrutiny, and must be adequately controlled to ensure the accuracy of analyzing biological differences.

Those that refused the cap would be subject to tough scrutiny and stricter technical rules an intrusion the carmaking teams in particular resented.

Facebook rebounded 3.23 percent, to $32, after getting pounded for two days after its initial public stock offering, which was plagued with technical problems and has drawn scrutiny from regulators.