Sentence examples for technically consists from inspiring English sources
Not you, by any chance?" "Not me," says Olivier Creed, who points out that ambergris (sparingly used in the world's finest scents) while it might, at a stretch, be described as sperm-whale vomit, technically consists mainly of regurgitated squid beaks.
It technically consists of three well-defined phases: extraction, detection on the LightCycler 2.0 machine and data analysis.
The Geneva study (2010) 11 17 18 technically consists of two RCTs, but as these were analysed and reported together, it was counted as one RCT in this analysis.
Amputation in the Sixteenth Century technically consisted in guillotine incisions below the knee using crescent shaped knife and bony saw, usually leaving a quite long tibial stump.
Amputation in the Sixteenth Century technically consisted in guillotine incisions below the knee using crescent-shaped knife and bony saw, usually leaving a quite long tibial fragment; afterwards, Ambroise Paré defined the stump length in 5 fingers (10 cm) below the knee [ 21].
Technically, it consists of using multi-color fluorescence microscopy and several distinct fluorescent markers in the same cell system.
From his earliest appearances, his recital programs — novel, ambitious and technically rigorous — consisted almost entirely of contemporary works.
While technically the collective consists of just Fan and Park, Sad Asian Girls Club has evolved into a community in the most modern sense of the word -- a stark red, black and white-tinted place they've carved out online on Tumblr, Instagram and YouTube.
This thrilling and technically daring $29 blend consists of pinot grigio (34percentt), chardonnay (33percentt), sauvignon blanc (14percenttocaiocai Friulano (7percentt), gewürztraminer (6percentt) and muscat ottonel (6percentt).
Technically, our localization scheme consists of three phases.
Technically, the first domain consists of mathematical definitions, while the second consists of mathematical theorems, or mathematical results.
