Sentence examples for technically applied from inspiring English sources

The strongest oxidant technically applied in this process is ozone, which is an unstable gas under normal conditions, and therefore is produced from oxygen on site, usually by electrical discharge.

Our study presents a fast lung optimization procedure that could be technically applied easily in the clinical scenario.

So the new citizenship law will "technically" apply, on this reckoning, to about six Australians who might want to return.

The details of the dispute are complicated and arcane, and technically apply to just a small slice of the uninsured -- those who have recently lost their jobs -- for a limited period.

And, though she acknowledged that the code did not technically apply to the justices, she noted: "They have publicly stated they follow it, and its norms are ones they should follow".

QPR are confident they will emerge from those discussions having avoided the £58m penalty that could technically apply, allowing them some leeway in the transfer market given the £25m parachute payment they will receive.

While the term technically applies to anyone who steals from a drunken person, most police officers reserve it for a special kind of thief who uses straight-edge razors found in any hardware store.

UAE officials said on Wednesday that he was arrested for possessing alcohol, but the ban on alcohol which technically applies even to tourists buying alcohol in Dubai's opulent hotels is not usually enforced.

Local Lingo: "Sun Valley" technically applies only to the town around the lodge and the ski resort two miles away.

The WP29 press release also notes that EU law affords "everyone a right to data protection" — which sounds like a shot across Google's bows, since it could mean a non-European resident could technically apply for personal data to be de-listed by a search engine.

This term technically applies to a single thunderstorm with one main updraft.