Sentence examples for technically appropriate from inspiring English sources
"We figure out what is technically appropriate, then decide no one has the capacity, so we build it.
Test results suggest that the use of steel slag as coarse aggregate substitute in surface courses be technically appropriate.
As a former Patent Examiner, it is my firm belief that the tech-community should adhere to some sort of gentleman's agreement policy of having these legal cases always handled and mediated by the technically appropriate authorities.
Findings suggest that high stakes political environments are more likely than low stakes environments to lead to reduced reliance on technically appropriate measures and increased dependence on measures better reflect the broader political environment.
The net present cost (NPC) of a technically appropriate PV-battery-LED system was calculated as US$280 over 5 years, five-times less than the existing solar-based technology, a PV-battery-compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) system, and around ten times less than the baseline pressurised kerosene-based technology over the five years.
Technically, appropriate censoring terms should be added to the likelihood to account for infection times yet to occur, but a straightforward application of the method as described here will give estimates unbiased in an asymptotic sense.
Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington's delegate in Congress, explained it this way: "Although the District raises and manages its own $8 billion budget, Congress technically appropriates these local funds back to the District, a holdover and throwback to the pre-home-rule period".
The term 'relative genetic diversity' (relative to itself through time) is technically correct, appropriate, and has been used in many prior publications.
While we recognise that means are technically not appropriate with this categorical data, they are more fully informative about the data and perhaps of more use for comparing data.
"We are apolitical," said one of the people reappointed to the panel, Andrew C. Kadak, a professor at M.I.T. "Whoever is president, we are indifferent to that — we are attempting to see that the work that the D.O.E. is doing is technically correct and appropriate".
More technically, only an appropriate database implementation of conceptual structures is necessary.
