Sentence examples for technically achieving from inspiring English sources

"Armed with this information, RBC constructed the reference portfolios with the objective of maximizing its profits while technically achieving the AA-minus rating from S.& P".

It's technically achieved but it's really an attempt at verisimilitude, at actually describing or mapping consciousness.

The proportion receiving firsts rose from 7% in 2005 to almost 18% in 2006 - a 157% increase It emerged that under the emergency assessment system adopted by Liverpool, students could technically achieve a first-class degree without a single first-class mark in any individual unit of their degree.

Indeed, the coherent ZB-MnAs/ZB-GaAs system can be technically achieved through spinodal decomposition in Mn-doped GaAs.

This paper focuses on how on-line reconfiguration of complex AMHS can be technically achieved (from both hardware and software considerations), which enables operational routing flexibility as well as recovery routing flexibility when faults occur.

It wants to do so only when it can manage it safely, at scale, and in busy urban markets where it'll have the largest impact, according to GM President Dan Ammann – and while major hurdles remain in terms of being able to technically achieve that, he says we should think about it in terms of "quarters, not years".

They are so technically achieved that at first you can be simply engaged with that: their clarity and, for lack of a better word, brilliance.

In accepting this MAC, Health Canada (2006) decided that it represents "the lowest level of arsenic in drinking water that can be technically achieved at reasonable cost, especially for smaller public systems and private wells".