Sentences with phrase «highly technical language»

If you have any questions about the process of patenting an invention, design, or the hideous mutant plant you created, chances are, the Manual can answer it - albeit in highly technical language.

With its highly technical language, auto repair can be intimidating for newcomers, but Rebekah specializes in making all customers feel welcome.

To illustrate the difficulties inherent in paraphrasing highly technical language, let's consider the following paragraph from a report recently published in Science (Lunyak, et al., 2002).

It uses some highly technical language designed to be understood by those in the medical fields.

Not exact matches

Such language is highly technical, including some complex metaphysical concepts, but it indicates an approach to the meaning of God similar to that of Northrop.

Can the student in a highly technical course apply the information to create new code, or write a Help file that explains a software application in language a user would understand?

This gave rise to a design of maximum functionality and spectacular sharpness, an extremely precise and highly technical design language with a new kind of vitality.

Mapping and architecture (another of Zarina's interests) play a large part in her iconography; she again uses her technical fluency in printmaking to elevate this often dry visual language into a highly expressive personal statement.

Climate responses are highly likely to be non-linear, and many of the possible feedbacks are strongly positive (that's a vicious cycle, for those allergic to slightly technical language.)

Not only does Adel speak six languages, he also possesses an atypical and impressive capacity to communicate highly technical concepts to the non-technical mind.

Highly reliable with profound technical knowledge experience in the full life cycle of the software design process including creating, testing, installing and evaluating software systems and applications, in different software languages, identifying new technologies for implementation, software modeling and simulation, providing browser user interface design.

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.

For instance, if you are highly analytical, have excellent technical abilities and speak multiple languages, offering this supplemental information could move you up on a list of applicants.