Even if the money being taken out of the budget is not technically a cut, it functions like one because they have been planning on using that money for some time.
While ALEC is technically an educational nonprofit, it functions as a powerful public policy lobbying group that drafts numerous pieces of model legislation for state lawmakers.
Sulzberger is the controlling shareholder at the New York Times Company, and acts both as the chairman of the company and the publisher of the New York Times newspaper – functions that technically rank above and below the chief executive.
However, 15O-water is freely diffusible and is not, like other PET or SPECT perfusion tracers, trapped in the myocardium, thus making assessment of the left ventricular volumes and function technically very challenging.
Technically, Star isn't an Empire spinoff, but it certainly functions like one.
Due to the complicated cell-wall structures and diverse biological functions, however, it remains technically difficult to find out the factors that remarkably affect biomass process [ 35, 36].
Because even if we could argue that the technology technically functions well, this would not alter the uptake of the technology in most cases.
With the former strategy, it is technically possible to perform reference wave function calculations, at least for compact derivatives, but only a few studies are available.
This surprising fact compels further study: what other societal functions are technically feasible to achieve via decentralized systems?
By introducing some appropriate auxiliary functions and technically using maximum principles, we establish conditions to guarantee that the solution blows up in some finite time or remains global.
