Meanings of rather technical in English

These were always rather technical collections of gadgets that had to be set up very carefully.

It's all rather technical and complicated.

The rest is rather technical.

EU leaders would have an informal discussion about the important but rather technical matter of the Union's Inter Governmental Conference.

When Tillich was speaking to laypeople, he preferred to replace the rather technical term 'Ground of being' with 'ultimate concern'.

It's a rather technical issue, to be sure, and its likely that any plane you travel in today is already so equipped.

The title sounded rather technical to the writer, who, in spite of himself, was sometimes tempted to introduce literature into pictorial art.

The article, as it presents itself to me, contains a complete and lucid, though occasionally rather technical, explanation of his newest proposals.

Object as much as you will, science, or rather technical progress, is eternal revolution and the only genuine reform of human conditions.

This sort of biochemistry is not my forté, so I'm ill-qualified to pass judgment on the more technical aspects of this rather technical debate.

He became rather technical; spoke of the abnormal endocrine coordination which made men grow so slowly; postulated a germinal mutation to account for it.

"I believe you'll find it all rather technical," the Professor said evasively.