In other words, the peak of carbon emissions in China can technically be achieved by 2025, but certain economic losses will occur.
Rome's Garbatella neighborhood can technically be classified as "the projects," but it looks more like an Italian version of a British garden city.
3. Methods that take the variables' prediction strength into account and can technically be applied to data with n ≪ p, but usually perform better on a reduced subset of relevant genes, like diagonal linear discriminant analysis (DLDA).
Many of these reforms can technically be signed into existence by the commerce minister, Anand Sharma, but on a more practical level they need the support of cabinet ministers and the Congress Party-led coalition's allies, like Ms. Banerjee.
With three seats on the board, she and the rest of the Maeght family can technically be overruled.
So "subject" keywords can technically be assigned by anyone — authors, editors, database administrators, etc., which means that multiple subject keywords may be used to represent the same concept.
(All quarterLengths can, technically, be notated as a single unit given a complex enough tuplet, as a last resort will look up to 199 as a tuplet type).
We preferred visionary explorers to modest gardeners, and declared ourselves willing to forgive certain shortcomings or overreachings in a writer who was clearly attempting to accomplish more than can technically be done using only ink and paper.
"People trust food labels, opting for those that carry some form of 'health halo'," Sustain says, and there's little regulation around what can technically be allowed as a one-of-your-five-a-day claim.
