Sentence examples for technical terrain from inspiring English sources

But also, like Debussy's in his time, it is highly innovative and daring, opening up a new expressive and technical terrain.

Not being laden down with heavy panniers means your bike will handle more predictably on technical terrain, while a micro-shelter brings you closer to the elements than a traditional tent.

Rather, it has concluded that its trademark unilateralism is bad for business.Microsoft owes its dominance to a "land grab" in an uninhabited technical terrain (PC software), where there were no established rules and victory went to the smartest, most ruthless pioneer.

But rather than reflecting what a pity it was the Tour had not visited Corsica previously in its 100 years history, for the bulk of the peloton the 144 kilometre trek, on perpetually undulating roads, was probably only memorable for the frazzled state of nerves such relentlessly technical terrain ended up producing.

It's definitely experts only, with technical terrain, rocky sections, steeps, and such features as old stone steps.

After the beeline straightaway of I-5, a question remained: How would the two-and-three-quarter tonne machine cope with more technical terrain?

Leno didn't conceive of "The Tonight Show" or write most of the jokes himself, as is the case with Keillor and "Prairie Home". More peculiar still, Thile is not a writer-raconteur in the mode of Keillor, but a musician, and one who prefers technical, challenging terrain.

The technical term permafrost (terrain that never thaws, as in the Arctic) contains a bit of permanent probably not hitherto found in any other word.

To succeed, archivists say they must be savvy about the ever-shifting technical, legal and commercial terrain, so they know what to keep, how to share what they have and how to guard against poachers and other threats.

They may have made it look easy, but my own laboured style – all bulk and brawn, sunburn and sweat – soon revealed the true harshness and technical difficulty of the terrain.

For the Jacques Lecoq-trained company, the project promised a technical challenge and rich emotional terrain, as well as a new crowd.