Sentences with phrase «even technical language»

«Truth» isn't jargon, or even technical language here.

Even the technical language used to describe the Planck result was humbling.

Not exact matches

Or, of course, you may have reasons to believe that even the slightly technical language advocated here leads me to state the issues misleadingly.

Second, outside this elaborate technical framework, but nonetheless within the even more elaborate framework of ordinary language, to ascribe mass to this pear is to acknowledge a host of fundamental properties and behaviors that need no formalization.

Even if they do, they may feel overwhelmed by the volume and technical language.

After all, in a film written by a musician also responsible for its soundtrack, it seems a bit excessive to expect accurate scientific concepts or even appropriate use of technical language.

However, even if a student is having a large variety of materials for his / her essay, only reading all of them can be a problem as many references use technical language and terms that are not familiar to most people.

Due to a technical glitch, I had to play through the demo in French, but even if I didn't speak the language passably well, I'd have had no trouble understanding what was going on.

From a technical standpoint, I demonstrated that I can't write a new game engine in an unfamiliar language in two days, even if I assemble most of it from open - source libraries.

The historic technical distinction in the law (especially in tort law) between assault and battery has been collapsed in the everyday vernacular and this had made its way even into the way that the words are used even by law enforcement officers and legislators, who grew up speaking the vernacular language like everyone else.

This is very relevant in ophthalmology, as even within medicine ophthalmologists have our own language and technical terms that other doctors may not understand.

applying for involves specific technical knowledge, you can include a skills section where you can list specific technical skills like a programming language or framework, a specific degree or certificate, a foreign language, or even math.

Technical skills such as knowledge of game engines, programming expertise, knowhow of programming language required for the job, knowledge of different databases, experience in animation and graphic designing, and even editing skills on latest editing software programs like Avid Media Composer, Final cut pro, Nuendo, Adobe premiere pro, etc should be mentioned in the Resume Format.

Some of these skills are very distinct, even technical, such as being fluent in a second or third language, knowing how to write clear and accurate reports, and being good at public speaking.

Examples like this can become even more serious when it comes to complex programming languages or other technical capabilities that result in an expensive learning curve and significant loss of productivity should an organization hire an individual who has overstated their technical skills.

This is even more essential to workers in certain technical fields who need for example to list fluency in multiple technical languages.

In fact, if you work in a highly technical field where employers are looking for a very specific list of your technical skills (programming languages, operating systems, hardware, software, etc.) I would not recommend using a chronological format even if you have a stellar work history.