Sentence examples for have a technically from inspiring English sources

"They'll have a technically good Olympics, but the world will also see a different China," said Peter Ueberroth, the chairman of the United States Olympic Committee, whose stewardship of the Los Angeles Summer Games in 1984 was helped immensely by China's decision not to join the Soviet boycott.

"The trend is toward treating this like cryptography, where 'I scrambled up the data a bunch' is not a valid argument and 'I can't think of an attack' is not a valid argument – you have to have a technically rigorous argument that no attack is possible".

The nurse acknowledges that she was insecure and expressed the need to have a technically skilled nurse present in the OR.

The study population consisted of 14 450 subjects of whom 13 495 had recorded health status data and, of these, 11 985 subjects performed a technically satisfactory spirometry whereas 1510 did not have a technically satisfactory spirometry recording according to the pre-defined criteria of the BOLD protocol [ 13].

com: "She has a technically sound game and she constructs points well.

Having a technically flawless system is therefore of utmost importance in determining the true ability of participants to accept an IVR system intervention.

We excluded women who were pregnant or breastfeeding at or within 12 weeks before the DISC06 follow-up visit, had breast augmentation or reduction surgery, or who had a technically unacceptable or missing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) breast scan.

We have a couple technically gifted players, such as Bertos and Rojas, who can give defender's nightmares.

Young specimens have a lid, technically called an epiphragm, a thin membrane that covers the cup opening.

And the Evora S does have a dead pedal, technically.

"We'd like to have a consensus but technically you don't need one," said the official.