Sentence examples for technical warning from inspiring English sources
Bond said it was flying to the Ensco 100 drilling rig when it turned around after "a technical warning on one of the engines".
At first glance it is puzzling that, after decades of questioning and technical warnings, and after twenty years since the inception of ICMJE recommendation to avoid NHST, they continue being applied ritualistically and mindlessly as the dominant doctrine.
Thanks for your Nov. 3 editorial "Major Technical Difficulties," warning of federal law updates requiring phone and broadband carriers to ensure that their networks can be wiretapped.
Why do high-level committees of supposed experts make disastrous decisions (for example, when a Nasa committee dismissed technical staff warnings that the space shuttle Challenger should not be launched, arguing that technical staff were just the kind of people to make such warnings - this is seen as a classic case of so-called "groupthink")?
In March 2006 Toyota sent dealers a technical service bulletin warning them that some consumers might complain about harsh shifting.
The United States and other countries can help with technical advice and warnings about what would happen if Beijing refuses to take it.
Concerns about the program include criticisms of its underlying technical rationale and warnings that the program's base of talented scientists is eroding.
And Washington and other governments can help with offers of technical advice and warnings about the cost of failing to take it.
Concerns about the program take a variety of forms, including criticisms of its underlying technical rationale and warnings that the program's base of talented scientists is eroding, and the experts do not speak with a single voice.
Tony Andryszewski, its technical manager of flood warning, said the new pumps would be able to handle more than 40 tonnes of water a second.
With fewer than 24 hours until the new health insurance exchanges are scheduled to open, even some of the states that have prepared the most are describing Tuesday as a "soft launch" and warning of technical glitches and other delays, The Times's Abby Goodnough reported Monday.
