Sentence The word 'techs' is not generally used in written English as it is a more informal abbreviation for the word "technology." It is still used in spoken English, however, as a shorthand way of referring to the subject of technology or technology-related services.
Example sentence: "We're bringing in some techs to help us upgrade our computers this weekend."
All that will happen is that we lucky ones who keep our jobs will have to work harder and, if there aren't enough admins around, then all the nurses, therapists, lab techs and other specialist staff are going to have to spend more of their time doing paperwork and less doing what they are actually trained and qualified to do.
Production values are sky-high: the list of stunt doubles, make-up artists and visual-effect techs is staggering.
The studio techs forgot to turn the monitors on and singer Julianne Regan sat for the first two minutes of "Martha's Harbour" with her mouth clamped shut.
The band and the crew gave particular attention to those lingering seconds between songs when the keys modulate and the guitar techs pass different instruments to the musicians.
I keep asking techs if they need help.
To the ski techs, especially the sleep-deprived ones, a race is a little like a dramatic reading of an Eskimo dictionary.
What else surprised you about the bomb techs you met?
Different techs have different styles — some are much more aggressive, and some are much more conservative.
When a friend from the explosive ordnance disposal world and I circulated photographs to 15 or so bomb disposal techs, they didn't recognize it as well.
That tally was through the last memorial ceremony, held in the spring, when 18 names were added — the most American disposal techs ever to die on duty in a year.
In the months since, even after the American military presence in Iraq has ended and as the presence in Afghanistan wanes, 12 more techs have been killed.
