Sentence examples for trade technical from inspiring English sources
Mr. Martinez served in the Marines from 1947 to 1950 and then earned a certificate from the Los Angeles Trade Technical College.
His father is an associate specializing in trade, technical and vocational programs at the New York State Education Department in Albany.
The next step was to set up an on-line news group of the sort that allowed IBM's underground hackers to trade technical tidbits.
It appears he's embracing his sentence with his passion for fashion by turning teacher at Los Angeles Trade Technical College, a school known for its courses in fashion design and technology.
UC Berkeley researchers will team up with colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Contra Costa College, Los Angeles Trade Technical College and the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama to dramatically dampen electronics' appetite for power.
Freshman and sophomore students from Contra Costa College and Los Angeles Trade Technical College will be given the chance to take a science or engineering class at a University of California campus, improving their likelihood of successful transfer to a UC campus for the second half of their undergraduate education.
HelloBrain is an Internet-based virtual exchange that trades technical intellectual property rather than goods, services, or financial instruments.
A recent entrant into the space is Hellobrain.com, an Internet-based virtual exchange that trades technical intellectual property rather than goods, services, or financial instruments.
He said they were awarded "dual diplomas, both academic and trade-technical," which could prepare them for work, college or a job and part-time, post-secondary education.
He studied commercial art at Long Beach Polytechnic High School and at the Frank Wiggins Trade School (1938; now Los Angeles Trade-Technical College) in Los Angeles and worked as a summer apprentice in the animation department at Walt Disney Studios.
Roach says the influx of money into commodities means trading "technicals" with no relation to fundamentals can cause investors to "overshoot".
