Sentence examples for from technically from inspiring English sources

The idea of Seti is to use large antennas to possibly eavesdrop on radio transmissions from technically competent aliens.

Instead it showed a rich variety of intention and approach, from technically sophisticated to almost dance-free, intensely personal to determinedly neutral.

It might have been designed in New York from technically marvelous fabrics that were developed in Japan and then sewn together in Europe.

HOW TO CLIMB IT The routes from the valleys to the summit range from technically difficult (like Huntington Ravine Trail, a craggy scramble over ledges and rocks) to strenuously steep (most of the others).

The choreography ranged from technically complex sequences of dancing filled with emotional implications to informal moments of gestural realism when dancers simply twitched, sneezed, laughed or scratched their faces.

While the Pentagon has reported that its research program is just months away from technically violating the ABM treaty, the terms of the accord make almost any work on a missile defense a potential breach, she said.

COMMENT FROM MICHAEL: Technically, there is oil in milk right, where are the fact checkers?

Young men die from accidents, while old men die from aging (technically speaking, from age-related diseases).

Some of the per-nucleus estimates from the Poisson method were negative resulting from poor (technically impossible) negative estimates of expected intensity.

"When people rent the space from us, technically they should have a catering license.

McCrory, meanwhile, has been getting a boost from the technically nonpartisan Americans for Prosperity North Carolina.