Sentence examples for technically divided from inspiring English sources

The Trent ran through Staffordshire, and the county was therefore technically divided between the two provinces; but for the purposes of visitation it was generally treated (sometimes through a process of deputation) as falling under the jurisdiction of Norroy.

Moreover, the hash table was technically divided into small files, which were read in memory one by one.

Although technically a rally divided into 14 stages, half of each stage was a time trial, or in other words, a race — about 2,600 miles' worth.

(Technically, Tribeca has been divided into four historic districts: east, west, north, and south).

The two nurses first analysed the technical validity of the alarms, and divided the alarms into three categories, technically true, technically false and indeterminable.

The shotgun metagenomic approach can be further divided into two technically distinct groups.

The current studies are already very strong and informative and the missing experiments may be technically challenging so we have divided them into issues that must be addressed prior to publication vs. issues that would significantly enhance the impact of the paper if they can be addressed.

"Technically, the dividing line between theft as a misdemeanor and as a felony is $400, but that figure was set many years ago, and now it's fairly common for felony charges like this to be wobbled down to a misdemeanor before the trial.

Technically, the divide is between the "family-friendly" and "artistic" portions of the parade in the historic amusement area, according to organizer "Cowboy" Bob Rutan.

That meeting led to an unprecedented détente on the divided Korean Peninsula, which remains technically at war because no peace treaty was signed at the end of the Korean War in 1953.

It is tragic that after six decades the Two Koreas technically remain at war and is the only divided nation in the world.