Sentence examples for technical title from inspiring English sources
His technical title was stationary fireman, but I never say that because then people think he was a fireman.
"The technical title is still president, but you hear people talking about the C.E.O.," noted David Breneman, dean of the school of education at the University of Virginia.
A friend of mine had this job title and, unfortunately, he didn't work on a Star Trek set – in fact, his role was much more straightforward than this technical title implies.
For a volume mostly focused on ideas, his book contains a surprising amount of musical insight, though perhaps not quite as much as its rather technical title might lead one to expect.
It can be seen from the sociodemographic structure of the study group that the distributions of such variables as age, technical title, and average monthly income form a pyramid shape, which is in accordance with the basic features of this industry.
Financial analysts are optimistic about Fatbrain's core online bookselling business -- mail order computer and technical titles -- although the company has yet to turn a profit.
Ms. Windsor, who had the rank of senior programmer at I.B.M., among its highest technical titles, took early retirement to care for her in the mid-1970s.
"We want to make as much information available about the state of the Web as we see it, so everyone else cares about this problem," Niels Provos, a "distinguished engineer" at Google, one of the highest technical titles bestowed at the company, said in an interview Monday.
Different technical titles were found in City Y and Weifang, although the majority in both had primary or middle technical titles.
Furthermore, medium-grade professional titles and advanced technical job titles are combined into administrative staff and given the value of 1. Empirical analysis of this research is carried out in three steps.
As the genetic origin of the small-dog clan, Susan's technical breeding title was the "foundation bitch," but I also suspect it's how the Queen referred to her after five to seven gin and tonics.
