Sentence examples for the help of technical from inspiring English sources

With the help of technical tweaks of this sort, the polling industry had – until last week – come through 23 years without serious injury at the ballot box.

Either with superpowers like Spiderman, Superman and the Silver Surfer or with the help of technical equipment like Batman, Ironman or the Green Goblin.

The idea they began to pursue in earnest at Y Combinator — with the help of technical cofounder XiaoSong Mu, a recent Stanford computer science graduate — is an app that gives nursing homes an alternative to calling 911 and waiting for an ambulance to arrive.

In addition to points all across the city, Freeman created a series of public viewings of work in progress at LACMA's Plaza and with the help of technical advisors DAQRI and Melon, staging public performances of EEG AR Clinics at LACMA's Art + Technology Lab, where the public could randomly conjure and select lost items with their brainwaves using electroencephalography (EEG).

With the help of modern technical research methods, new items are likely to be added to the rich remains of the past.

The president of CEA [the electricity provider for the municipality of Rome] has promised me the help of his technical staff in planning the lighting installation.

Why make computer programs that live by the same dreary rules of the human condition?" To complete ARCHE, he used a whole swath of modeling technology, including Houdini, 3DS Max, Nuke, Baselight, AfterEffects, and more with the help of a technical director, compositor, and editor.

When the size of the nostrils and the length of the columella are in proportion with the nasal base, we can directly proceed to the total sectioning of the alar cartilages, including the domes, with the help of certain technical recourses.

Designed with the help of alpinist and technical advisor Minna Rihiimaki, Eider's Yael jacket for men (called Yula for women) features Gore-Tex Softshell Catania, sealed seams and laser-cut waterproof zippers.

Teams that want to beat Kentucky in the N.C.A.A. tournament will probably have to beat Kentucky without the help of a rash of technical fouls, ejections and other drama.

Some apparently contradictory features of techniques, such as their high context-dependency and their capabilities to reproduce and diversify outside their original contexts, are addressed with the help of the concepts of technical variation and the historical entrenchment of phenomena in techniques.