Sentence examples for and will be technically from inspiring English sources

A system in which a new line must be created for each patient may not be economically feasible, and will be technically inferior.

"You can get a good photograph and it will be technically correct," she said.

It is necessary to increase the sensitivity more than 3 orders of magnitude, and this will be technically impossible as long as a single pulse is used.

Therefore factor P and factor G will be technically integrated into one factor to build a three-factor model (Itō 2010).

Much prospecting must be done to find out the composition and characteristics of potential asteroid targets, and determine whether the mining will be technically feasible and profitable so that miners can home in on the best asteroid candidates.

Warner did concede the opposing bid has its positives and added: "The Doha bid will be technically excellent and they have a very powerful argument of taking the sport into virgin territories.

"There are a lot of studies to carry out, at least 18, and we favour some over others based on priority, and to allow us to... develop a tender document that will be technically and financially acceptable".

"The platform controls for brand governance and rules, and also guarantees that the output will be technically perfect".

A spokesman told us: "Given that a permanent solution for the roundabout will be technically difficult and some way off that money has gone back to general expenditure.

To jeopardize matters, emissions trading systems designed fundamentally different will be introduced globally within the next 5 10 years with some of them being already in force (New Zealand, e. g).. Linking the EU trading scheme with these systems will be technically complex and may lead to competitive distortions within the aviation sector.

This will be technically difficult, politically controversial and hugely expensive, but if China is to continue to expand its economy, hydroengineers say there is no choice.