Sentence examples for understanding technical from inspiring English sources

Understanding Technical Concepts (UTC): 1.

Understanding technical details can be a long, hard slog for those who are unprepared and/or left in the lurch.

The interview and survey findings indicate that students experience four particular problems during the crucial first year at university: understanding technical vocabulary, comprehending lectures, achieving an appropriate academic style and meeting institutional and disciplinary requirements.

Further, there is a general consensus in the literature suggesting that understanding technical issues, teacher competencies, teacher's role, pedagogical concerns, organisational and financial support, safety and privacy concerns are critical enablers of technology adoption (Alazam, Bakar, Hamzah, & Asmiran, 2013; Bonsu, Duodu, JA, & Djang-Fordjour, 2013; Buabeng-Andoh, 2012a; Peters, 2009).

The critical importance of the trainings at both the onset and throughout the duration of the toolkit pilot was one of the most critical areas of learning, including the trainings' importance as a tool for enhancing staff comfort in discussing the topic and for improving basic understanding, technical capacity, and promoting multi-sectoral coordination from the outset.

The challenge is that many students who don't particularly like the subject of math or have difficulty understanding technical language can be apprehensive about getting involved in a project that is labeled as STEM.

My father and I consider ourselves experienced cyclists, with a basic understanding of technical requirements like changing a tire.

She said: "Community leaders need confidence and reassurance in approaching potential business partners and understanding the technical details.

Understanding how technical innovation is changing the business environment is an important facet of my work with these networks.

Relatives of those who died said the victims often complained of being prodded by career-minded military officers with little understanding of technical problems.

Hancock is a citizen – with a commonsense understanding that technical drawing, Halfords, The Dukes of Hazzard, Everton Mints and Frank Spencer can hold their own in poetry.