Because quantum-dot displays are built on top of (or, technically, in back of) the ubiquitous LCD, they have been relatively easy to manufacture.
Later, when the person (or, technically, the same Web browser) visits the News Sentinel site, Apt can display an ad for airfare to South America.
Janko Tipsarevic vs. Philipp Kohlschreiber: No one should have been surprised by Kohlschreiber's five-set win over John Isner on Sunday night (or, technically Monday morning).
If the worker averaged less than 30 hours a week (or, technically, 130 hours a month), then the company need not offer insurance in the stability period.
Bottles of Johnnie Walker Red Label were downed by both performers (or, technically, by the spirits possessing them) and attendees.
The prime minister is obligated to appoint senators (or, technically, they tell the Governor General who to appoint, because Canada loves its pretentious and baroque constitutional monarchy).
Or technically, shoveling.
Or, technically, it's in my boyfriend's name.
Impassioned rhetoric becomes verbally or technically flashy show.
"There was nothing either scientifically or technically wrong with the paper," Dr. Dhand said.
"But I don't think he's physically, mentally or technically ready to play.
