Sentence examples for the technical environment from inspiring English sources
The assessment of the technical environment is necessary.
Moreover, interactions with other units within the technical environment necessitate further human relations, as well.
2014 means it's 16 years since the Data Protection Act was enacted, but the technical environment has evolved almost beyond recognition in that time.
It's as though every factory in our society had an advanced fire safety system - while everybody's home had nothing Second, we must change the technical environment so it is safer for ordinary people and small businesses.
A demonstration project shows how the workflow serves as a stepping stone from the design environment of Rhinoceros to the technical environment of TRNSYS, thus enabling a more streamlined process to use different modeling strategies for different purposes, within the same design workflow.
The technical environment is the basis for professional service organizations.
Social service organizations in China are facing the dual context of deboundarification: one such context is rooted in state-society relations (institutional environment, social governance rules) and the other in the culture (technical environment, professional boundary) faced by social service.
Finally, the hostile technical environment on ITER imposes challenging boundary conditions for the diagnostic integration and operation, including high neutron loads, electro-magnetic loads, seismic events and a limited access for maintenance.
This approach creates the necessary technical environment for scientists to focus on what they know the best, save time and effort and subsequently, increase the cross-disciplinary interaction for creating better models.
They express the aging technical environment for archives and special collections at Yale, and they also express our professional and organizational values.
However, in contrast to other artifacts from the outer technical environment, open source software allows for ad-hoc contributions to originally "external" artifacts, transforming them into internally developed artifacts.
