Sentence examples for several technically from inspiring English sources

Nussbaumer concluded that 'There are several technically feasible combustion control options available for existing small- and medium-sized boiler[s] that will reduce emissions.

There have been several technically sound circuits and systems demonstrated in the literature to implement the impedimetric method so far [ 44– 44].

Blonde and petite, she was a perfect foil for the second ballerina, Veronica Part, one of several tall, technically strong brunettes now at the Maryinsky.

Diane Shamash, the director of Minetta Brook, which has created several other technically challenging artworks around the Hudson River over the last several years, said the Smithson project was the most complex one the group had ever taken on.

However, Si anodes suffer from several issues technically, including huge volume changes, unstable interface between Si and electrolyte, and low conductivity.

(Technically, several refers to more than two).

The battle appears to have been one of the most sanguinary that have taken place in Central America for several years; yet, technically, the United States was not engaged.

Several biologically and technically different assays are used to measure type-specific humoral immune responses to HPV L1 capsids.

Conclusions: A systems biology approach to large-scale prediction of metabolic interactions is advantageous on several counts and technically feasible.

There is certainly a case for saying he could play a part in winkling out the tail, something that has eluded England for several years now, but technically, in terms of his default pace, he may allow Test match batsmen too much time.

Two way synthesis like physical and chemical methods have several sizeable challenges like technically protracted, expensive and ecological hazardous defects [4].