technical expertise
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftechnicalandexpertise
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technical
adjective
uk/ˈtek.nɪ.kəl/us/ˈtek.nɪ.kəl/
relating to the knowledge, machines, or methods used in science ...
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expertise
noun[U]
uk/ˌek.spɜːˈtiːz/us/ˌek.spɝːˈtiːz/
a high level of knowledge ...
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(Definition oftechnicalandexpertisefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoftechnical expertise
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The emerging surgeon soon realizes thattechnicalexpertisein the operating theatre is only pan of a successful outcome.
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In the making of monetary policy, economists havetechnicalexpertisebut politicians claim electoral legitimacy.
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Thetechnicalexpertiseof the two g roups often falls short of that required to use the technology in questions.
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The amount oftechnicalexpertiseand sheer stubborn patience required to comprehend analyses of the internal structures of classical music is formidable.
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There are obvious resource demands andtechnicalexpertiserequirements, but other limitations also deserve consideration.
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Technicalexpertiseobviously plays a central role in creating and defining knowledge-based networks.
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It implies that these managers are soon to be replaced by better able professionals with bothtechnicalexpertiseand managerial skills.
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Can governments effectively regulate services that require high levels of professional andtechnicalexpertise?
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The control and uses of land were not just matters of economic ortechnicalexpertise, they were beset with deep cultural and social values.
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Counselling andtechnicalexpertiseare critical elements of acceptability.
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When combined with thetechnicalexpertisehe brings to the field, it makes for a book of both great interest and worth.
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The later pictures were less exaggerated and warned settlers to bring capital,technicalexpertiseand to be willing to work hard.
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On his view, the physician could disengage histechnicalexpertisefrom his ethical obligations.
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On the one hand, professional dominance remains, in part because oftechnicalexpertiseand medical gatekeeping.
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The manner in which this voice is to be represented, however, requires thetechnicalexpertiseof those whose task it is to interpret the culture of health and welfare.
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I definitely feel that even with all ourtechnicalexpertise, we failed to give good and sensitive care to both this particular infant and her parents.
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There is some nice fresh material on the resilience of formal training through apprenticeship in a large number of occupations, most notably those like the professions which demandedtechnicalexpertise.
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Fourth,technicalexpertiseprovides an insufficient basis for treating partial patients.
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