Sentence examples for thousands of technical from inspiring English sources
Nestlé 's network of thousands of technical experts and engineers make the company a "powerhouse," Mr. Zimmermann said.
The other tracks and records twenty-five hofrs of information about thousands of technical parameters, such as the aircraft's speed, altitude, pitch, and roll.
Comprising thousands of technical experts from more than 120 countries, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the world's definitive authority on climate change.
Each year automakers produce thousands of technical service bulletins, which, aside from going to dealers, are obtained by commercial services like Alldata, which sell the information to repair shops and even individuals.
► "New analyses of the hundreds of thousands of technical manuscripts submitted to arXiv, the repository of digital preprint articles, are offering some intriguing insights into the consequences and geography of scientific plagiarism," wrote John Bohannon on Thursday at ScienceInsider.
New analyses of the hundreds of thousands of technical manuscripts submitted to arXiv, the repository of digital preprint articles, are offering some intriguing insights into the consequences and geography of scientific plagiarism.
Car travel developed hugely over the 20th century as a result of technical progress and falling costs for infrastructure (routes, roads, equipment), vehicles (performance and reliability, comfort and ergonomics), systems (signage, traffic management) and services (fuelling, maintenance, insurance, rental and taxis).
"Locomotive" incorporates many dollops of technical detail about 19th-century railroading, but while flirting at times with book-report dryness, Floca mostly keeps things vivid.
Moreover, although there are plans to build a larger and more luxurious space station to replace Mir, the cost is astronomical and the benefits, frankly, are limited.In this section The space cadets grow up The last great prospector Reprints Related items The last great prospectorOct 2nd 1997More generally, despite 40 years of technical progress, space-flight is not yet routine.
These hospitals are also planned to act as referral centres for the 1st level institutions, including the provision of technical back-up and training functions.
This measure of technical change ranges from 8% (1st percentile) to +364% (99th percentile), with a mean of 188%.
