Sentence examples for technical settings from inspiring English sources

21 Different healthcare contexts may influence the patient provider communication as shown in home healthcare, 22 25 clinical settings in hospital, 26 27 in technical settings such as in a radiology department, 28 29 and in a commercial setting where the patient is also a customer, such as in optometric practice.

Today, the Berkeley Method is taught year-round at Berkeley in SCET boot camps, Challenge Labs and even technical settings like the campus's Data-X Lab.

This study aimed to establish the benefit of laser micromanipulation of the zona pellucida as a method of assisted hatching and to determine the optimal technical settings.

Silent Technical Privilege occurs when those who "look the part," or conform to society's stereotype of what a tech-savvy, number-crunching programmer or engineer looks like, receive the benefit of the doubt or implicit endorsement in technical settings.

The courseware provides authentic materials with a logical situational layout and a friendly interface design for learning ESP for oral presentations in international business and technical settings and offers rich and flexible learning activities with corresponding on-line self-evaluation so that students actively engage in cognitive processing.

For the illustrating purposes, a series of technical settings for finding the optimal relocation scenarios of AQMS were examined in the case study for the city of Kaohsiung in South Taiwan where the long-term violations of official standards of ozone and particulates turn out to be critical.

Driving a train in the urban environment to provide a passenger rail service is a particularly complex task [1], and train drivers of metropolitan rail systems (MRSs) work in highly dynamic socio-technical settings [2].

Table 1 Example technical factor settings for spinal CT.

The TV industry's technical standards-setting body will decide the winner.

They further speculate that "studying player perceptions will further provide understanding to how gamers make sense of computer games as complex socio-technical behavior settings, and will further help towards explaining how players behave while playing games" [1].

Examples of such organizations include: "regional institutions; multilateral alliances and security groups; standing consultative mechanisms; self-selecting clubs; ad hoc coalitions; issue-specific arrangements; transnational professional networks; technical standard-setting bodies; and global action networks" (Patrick 2014, p. 59).