Sentence examples for technical view from inspiring English sources

In this paper we investigate the current state of electronic collaboration in global supply chains focussing on the technical view.

This article is intended to offer a technical view on the design and operations of health information websites.

A TripAdvisor spokesman said: "The ASA has taken a highly technical view around some marketing copy that was used in a limited capacity.

By Donald Stewart The New Yorker, April 14 , 1962P. 127 In the mystery famine, where love is technical, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen.

In others the court seems to have taken a more technical view of the law than the necessities of the case or an adequate protection of the owner required.

"What I have seen in the stadiums available now from the Women's World Cup and what I know to be available for the Olympic Games next year, there is no doubt that from the technical view China is able to bid — and even organize — the World Cup," he said.

The framework represents a consensus of technical expert views drawn globally from WHO member states, technical institutions, partners, and from within WHO.

The players are smaller than on television, Subbuteo figures, allowing for a more technical viewing, with the emphasis on the passage of the ball.

These two approaches show different technical views of the same problem and their combination can be used either to elicit experts' mental frameworks or to reach better conclusions about the efficiency of a specific DMU.

Secondly, based on a list of eight attributes (including the ability to provide appealing graphical representations), three popular models are selected, then analysed in terms of their strengths and weaknesses: Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, Rasmussen's migration model and socio-technical view, and Weick's (and colleagues) collective mindfulness.

A reliable measurement system must be constructed using a socio-technical view of inpatient medicine [ 12].