Sentence examples for technically contains from inspiring English sources

So a bigger bag of chips or a larger bottle of soda, or any other food that's obviously meant to be a single serving, technically contains two or three or more servings.

The soil they get back weeks later could technically contain other people.

At some point in the 90s, Tillmans starts realizing that prints he's making that technically contain development errors are also unique photographic objects which can never be precisely repeated.

26 The only exception was Nairobi Province, as it does not technically contain any rural areas.

It might be assumed that the ' c-MYC gain' defined in the present study would technically contain a broad spectrum of genomic gains involving c-MYC (8q24) locus, up to some proportion of chromosome 8 gains.

Polymer clay does not technically contain clay.

In addition, the detection of methoxychlor may be either as a result of historical use of DDT of which technically methoxychlor contains about 88%% of the p,p'-isomer together with more than 50 structurally related contaminants, which might have been added to the actual amount of methoxychlor present (WHO 1996; Bempah and Donkor 2011; Agbeve et al. 2014).

So stale foods like day-old cooked spaghetti, or pizza, will give you fewer calories than the same foods eaten piping hot, even though technically they contain the same amount of stored energy.

Technically, CMs contain log odd bit scores of the emissions calculated from the emission probabilities and, in uncalibrated CMs, a simple uniform null model.

As it only contains technically state of the art mechanisms we skip a more detailed description here.

He is formal, contained, technically undeniable: a credit to the race.