Sentence examples for on a technically from inspiring English sources

That slackened, carefree vibe certainly still appears in many Bollywood films, which are on a technically higher plane than current Nollywood.

Rahlves, 26, of Truckee, Calif., fashioned a nearly perfect run on a technically demanding course to beat Casey Puckett by 65-hundredths of a second.

They were roped together on a technically difficult route up the face of the 13,173-foot Dôme des Écrins when they fell.

In 1971, Dr. Richardson and two colleagues — David M. Lee, also a physics professor, and Douglas D. Osheroff, a graduate student — collaborated on a technically challenging experiment, exploring the properties of atoms a fraction of a degree above absolute zero.

A top Ukrainian official says Russia is trying hard to discredit Ukraine by sending natural gas intended for Europe on a technically impossible transit route over Ukraine's vast pipeline system.

But staff members said that any pension measure would still have to receive unanimous consent then, a difficult standard to achieve on a technically demanding issue with so little time left.

He proved his breadth especially in the suite, moving from the swing of first movement ("Bring It On") to a technically agile drum solo in the second, over a minimal bass vamp ("Free For All"), to the serious funk bounce of the fourth ("Happy Jamming,"), stressing up-beats as hard as down-beats.

They were simply reluctant to take on such a technically challenging composition.

I stood there with my mask on, at a technically correct distance, about eighteen inches, and pointed my mic to the sound of bodies being slid off the truck.

However, it is still possible that firms betting on such a technically superior option may get trumped in the marketplace by rivals peddling an inferior but more accessible technology be that fuel cells with reformers in the tank or petrol-engined hybrids.

This study focuses on creating a technically and economically viable data recording system.