Sentence examples for merely the technical from inspiring English sources

But that's merely the technical stuff.

The cars, most of them, are merely the technical evolutions of last year's cars.

And while the movie's dazzling animation and use of 3-D has received so much attention, it cannot be anything but the intense wonder so powerfully elicited, rather than merely the technical wizardry itself, that has people lining up to see it.

The ad-skipping features on hard-drive recorders like TiVo and ReplayTV are merely the technical embodiments of a shift in attention we already effect all the time -- when we channel-hop, talk through commercials or assimilate them as a kind of static.

It may also be defined more broadly as a socio-technical energy system, including not merely the technical components but also the social actors who construct, operate and use the plant, as well as the economic and legal prerequisites for the activity [15, 31, 32].

A new constitution would merely be the technical framework of a renewed California, and it will never be written without a vision for how to revive the dream.

Traditionally, the focus in information systems has been merely on the technical aspects of the health services.

The differences in the detection rates may be explained in part by geographic epidemiological variations in patients with NSCLCs or merely by the technical approaches used.

Failure literacy means knowing about the critical historical failure cases that have shaped the profession: not merely the surface technical details, but the environment, the communications difficulties and the procedural issues.

He downplays his part to simply "merely assisting in the technical realisation" of the work, although it is no small thing to so seamlessly finish off another's work.

Had that really been Gould's sound coming from the piano, it would have dealt a severe blow indeed to an ancient prejudice: that music, in all its complexity, is beyond the reach of the merely technical, and that it belongs, in creation and interpretation, to humanity's ever-shrinking domain.