'technical values' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to the values associated with a technical process, such as the precision and accuracy of measurements or the efficiency of a machine. For example, "We strive to maintain high technical values in our manufacturing process."
Technical values of some parameters are noted and potential improvements in water tank modeling based on continuing advances in new technology are also discussed.
The main body of article consist of a proposal of series of solutions, their evaluation based on their technical values as well as the selection of the most appropriate version.
Ansell tells Creators, "I believe that the appreciation of the same technical values is present in the great works that I aspire to throughout history but mine and my sitters attitude is totally different.
Looking over the work of Brighton, UK-based artist Mary Jane Ansell, one can't help but notice a strong appreciation for the technical values of painting exemplified in classical portraiture.
"Before they made a film, they made sure that the film had the technical values that a story must have in order to entertain the audience and bring in money to the investors," he said.
She praised the lead pair's performance, particularly Karthi, who "comes up with an enjoyable performance", as well as the film's technical values, describing the camera work as "mind-blowing", Brinda Sarathy's dialogues as "thoroughly enjoyable" and Yuvan Shankar Raja's songs as "a real treat".
"But he understands the cultural value and the technical value of things.
Many think that traditional outdoor batting practice is a routine that has little technical value and, in some cases, actually retards success by reinforcing bad habits.
A letter in 2002 from Louise Platt, 88, the only living principal actor, records the humorous off-screen interplay between the actors John Carradine and Donald Meek and recounts the technical value of special stills -- continuity.
A biotin-binding protein with reversible biotin-binding capability is of great technical value in the affinity purification of biotinylated biomolecules.
Thus, to properly 'evaluate' failures, the engineering specialist must now 'understand' potential product liability implications, on a worldwide basis, and his own technical value system may be transformed in the learning process.
