Technical English: Clauses, Modifiers, and Comparison

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TRACK

Add identifying detail, qualification, and comparison to technical sentences without hiding the component, evidence, constraint, or trade-off being described.

How do I add clauses, modifiers, and comparisons to an engineering sentence without making its referent or technical claim ambiguous?

16 lessons

Continues to Technical English: Prepositions for Systems and Data Flow

LESSONS

1. 001
   Relative Clauses for Technical Ownership
   [TODO]
2. 002
   Who, Which, and That in Engineering Sentences
   [TODO]
3. 003
   Defining vs Extra Information
   [TODO]
4. 004
   Where, When, and Why Clauses in Incidents
   [TODO]
5. 005
   Review: Clauses That Identify the Right Thing REVIEW
   [TODO]
6. 006
   Adjectives Before Nouns
   [TODO]
7. 007
   Adverbs for Degree and Frequency
   [TODO]
8. 008
   Modifier Placement and Hidden Ambiguity
   [TODO]
9. 009
   Comparatives for Engineering Trade-offs
   [TODO]
10. 010
    Superlatives and Boundary Claims
    [TODO]
11. 011
    As...As and Not As...As
    [TODO]
12. 012
    Too, Enough, So, and Such
    [TODO]
13. 013
    Review: Comparing Designs without Drama REVIEW
    [TODO]
14. 014
    Practice: Explain a Performance Difference
    [TODO]
15. 015
    Review: Modifiers in Design Notes REVIEW
    [TODO]
16. 016
    Capstone: Compare Two Architecture Options CAPSTONE
    [TODO]

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