Sentences with phrase «in technical terms»

During the writing and editing process, thinking of the book in technical terms as one cohesive document often gets overlooked.

It is relatively easier to explain cryptocurrency in technical terms.

I would have to say that any animal having a religion would be intelligent in technical terms.

What more the PS3 has will be added via downloads, and in technical terms there's no debate.

Since then you have worked full - time creating videos, a field in which you had to start from scratch, especially in technical terms.

A new employer will check with your references, and will want to discuss your work and your employment history in detail, and sometimes in technical terms.

Of course, in technical terms as well, we didn't want to ruin the reputation of the first game, or release anything that looked like a half - baked effort.

Although, Mertesacker has no coaching experience, he is still a footballer and a defender in technical terms which would help Arsenal to strengthen their defensive focus.

The other group not too interested in technical terms are those who fall into the category of «wanting to make money online.»

I understand too he is talking in technical terms here — he's not really «blaming» the Indians and Chinese for saving money, but rather pointing out that this saving had a consequence for Western economies.

As such, [d] only introduces a break in the dynamics of the argumentation by introducing, between the two moments of a discourse made in general terms, a repetitive reformulation done in technical terms of the first moment of the discourse.

Although not articulated in technical terms, the Calvinist doctrine of divine providence is at the heart of numerous spirituals and gospel hymns such as «His Eye is on the Sparrow» and «Precious Lord, Take My Hand, Lead Me On, Let Me Stand.»

«We need to be very different in technical terms to what we showed on Sunday, technically we got a lot wrong and that meant we couldn't develop the play and that's why we were more defensive.

One impeccably efficient use of energy, at least in technical terms, is combined heat and power.

Expressed in technical terms the force sensing of 1 molecule has a resolution of one hundred femtoNewton.

«We think this is an industry that has great potential in technical terms, and there is nothing like having an ambitious standard to drive innovation.»

E.C.: One of the examples is the importance of what we call in technical terms microzoning, which means that before you decide how and where to rebuild a large city in an earthquake - prone area, you need to know what the characteristics of the subsurface are in terms of the reaction of the ground to seismic waves as they pass through.

In particular, the system relies on information about the variation of submarine topography, of the depths and shapes of underwater terrain, known in technical terms as «bathymetry.»

Vitamin C, while not a vitamin in technical terms, is a substrate that the body can regenerate if functioning at a healthy, efficient level.

Is it really strength training in technical terms?

The BMW may still be the better car in technical terms — the powertrain is smoother and the non-active steering is more communicative and predictable — but the M37 is the sedan I think I'd rather own.

Dowdy says clients can feel intimidated by veterinarians who often speak in technical terms.

Not knowing what I should be looking for in technical terms, I bought the cheapest model, Wed» ze Snow 300 Ski All Weather Goggles at # 13.

14 As it became clear during the bargaining process that resolving intellectual property disputes in technical terms was well - nigh impossible, the meaning of success switched to finding some other way of making progress.

In technical terms, they have a.2 correlation with predicting success.

4 In technical terms, we will be operating a floor - based system for implementing monetary policy rather than the traditional corridor - based system for a period.

One reason for this situation is that scholars, who know the fascinating story of the development of Biblical ideas, have commonly written of it in technical terms, so that while the average minister, the intelligent layman, and the college student may know by hearsay the outline of their findings, the books where the substance of the matter lies are often too recondite for general reading.

That is, in technical terms, God prehends (he immediately sympathetically feels) each actual event in the world.

In other words, «conscience» in Paul (and the entire New Testament canon) is a state of moral knowledge known in and through the living (in technical terms, «existential») reality of a specific community that enacts and expresses a new experience of life and moral reasoning.

In technical terms, maltodextrin is a polymer composed of D - Glucose units.

In technical terms, I'd argue that she's more knowledgeable than Rogan at least.

In technical term we call «balance» and wenger never get that right, you do nt fix problems every season for just bringing in one player

So it was not surprising to read a new report last week in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine which found that «the industry has done everything it promised, in technical terms.

In technical terms, that means any government agency processing data for immigration purposes will be free of those pesky data protection obligations we've developed through successive Acts of parliament — and signed up to through the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

In technical terms, this connection is designated by the «equation» ER = EPR.

For example, the Draganflyer is, in technical terms, a mere four - taco - delivery drone.

Since CRISPR repeatedly goes back and slices the DNA again after the cell mends it, the gene eventually breaks, or, in technical terms, gets knocked out.

Some tasks can be completed reasonably quickly — in technical terms, the running time is proportional to a polynomial function of the input size — and these tasks are in class P.

In technical terms, systems on the edge of chaos are said to be in a state of «self - organised criticality».

In technical terms, the spiking energy is less than 1 attojoule, lower than the background energy at room temperature and on a par with the chemical energy bonding two atoms in a molecule.

«The simplest answer that I can give to the question is that pressure - sensitive adhesives (which are polymers) are «tacky» or «sticky» because they are essentially very high viscosity liquids that also have some elastic characteristics — in technical terms, they are «viscoelastic.»

A number of easily identified disorders can cause such shortness of breath (dyspnea, in technical terms), including asthma, lung infections and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (or COPD, an umbrella term for various conditions that permanently impair airflow through the lungs).

In technical terms, the first sentence has a shorter «dependency length» — a shorter total distance, in words, between the crucial elements of a sentence.

In technical terms, the instances in which people shared a particular piece of content — by tweeting the link to a picture, say — forms a tree that traces out the spread of the content.

In technical terms this process is known as falsification: testing a hypothesis against empirical data and then dismissing it if it fails to match up with reality.