Sentence examples for can technically not from inspiring English sources

2. Methods that take the variables' prediction strength into account, but can technically not be applied to data with n ≪ p, like linear discriminant analysis.

This can be exemplified by an inspection of the specific results that the method yields for English: Of the 32 borrowings into English 18, eight are singletons and five have reflexes in almost all Germanic languages in the sample and can thus technically not be identified by the MLN approach.

If you were 12 and maybe 120 pounds, you might want to consider losing a few pounds so you can technically think, "I'm not overweight".

While her nomination sparked controversy as to whether or not one can technically "immigrate" from Puerto Rico, there is no denying the country's colonial history.

You will probably be asked what you want to eat, but maybe not — you can technically get beef or pork belly, but in half a dozen visits to the restaurant I have never seen anybody order them.

"We know we can technically compost a human it's not a mystery whether it will work at all".

People not lucky enough to live in Tassie or the NT can technically contest an employer's decision not to hire them due to a criminal record to the Australian Human Rights Commission.

Therefore, even if we can claim that our investments are technically not immoral, the Jewish tradition calls upon us to go beyond technicalities and act in a higher moral capacity.

And since we're technically not working, we can drink some beer and relax.

Vascular malformations, even though technically not tumors obviously can hemorrhage.

Two hours out of Melbourne we get to the centre of Mangalore, although I don't think Mangalore can technically be called a town.