Sentence examples for with the technically from inspiring English sources

He began the program with the technically challenging Symphonic Études by Schumann.

The published literature has not characterized the surgeon's learning curve with the technically demanding technique of a minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (MIS TLIF).

Here, with the technically elegant and imaginative Mr. Jones as her pianist, Ms. Bonney sang with scrupulous musicianship, exceptional sensitivity and, at least to this non-Nordic listener, convincingly idiomatic delivery of the Swedish, Norwegian and German texts.

He had studied Elvin Jones's drumming on John Coltrane's album "A Love Supreme" and had a fascination, as so many young Cuban musicians do, with the technically fearsome work of the saxophonist Michael Brecker and the drummer Steve Gadd.

As this rate constant contains the hydrogen ion concentration as a factor, it is necessary to correlate this quantity with the technically more common acid strength in % by weight.

Wheeler played with the technically demanding sax soloists Joe Harriott and Tubby Hayes, and took naturally to the challenge of free improvisation, exploring it fearlessly with the Spontaneous Music Ensemble, which he joined after he drifted into Covent Garden's Little Theatre Club, a free-improv haven run by the drummer John Stevens.

Thus, to comply with the technically-motivated MSF image formation scheme, the composite multiplicative noise was simulated as a realization of the -distributed random variables with the pixel mean value assigned to the actual degraded scene image pixel that directly obeys the statistical speckle model [2, 5, 6].

At long last, the Upper West Side gave the Met the opportunity to build a modern opera house with the most technically advanced stages in the world.

The United States and Jamaica are tied for the lead with four points in Concacaf's Group A, with the Americans technically on top because of a better goal differential.

It is Yelena Sokolova, the vivacious, strong-jumping Russian, who finished second with the most technically demanding program among the main contenders.

Thousands of other bad mortgages were bundled in private securitization trusts, frequently with the trusts technically owning the loans and the evicted homeowners owning the property.