Sentence examples for technically including from inspiring English sources

However, Si anodes suffer from several issues technically, including huge volume changes, unstable interface between Si and electrolyte, and low conductivity.

Thiebaud even revisits work technically, including one of the earliest paintings in the show from 1966, a still life of his daughter that he has returned to many times over the years to repaint various sections, still refining and retouching it as recently as this year.

Its name was changed in 1991 because broadcasting does not, technically, include cable.

Under normal circumstances, Jewish law prohibits carrying on the Sabbath -- which technically includes wheeling -- except inside an enclosure.

On the next play, defensive tackle Linval Joseph dropped McCoy for a 1-yard loss on a quick shovel pass, a play that was defended like a run though not technically included in the totals from Football Outsiders.

Prison reform advocates say the system is unconstitutional because while the punishment in the cases involving juvenile offenders technically includes the chance of ­parole, the state hasn't paroled any inmate in that position in more than 20 years.

They offer a glimpse of a rule-bound intelligence bureaucracy that is highly sensitive to the distinction between foreigners and "U.S. persons," which technically include not only American citizens and legal residents but American companies and nonprofit organizations as well.

First, although the economic analysis that accompanies our rulemakings technically includes, as the law requires, an assessment of the effects of the proposal on competition, that work doesn't sufficiently engage with the lack of competition in the markets we regulate.

Everyone knows "America" technically includes Canada, I guess, but the clear intention was the United States.

It looked like she might get an English visa in 1939, but at the last moment, the UK revoked all visas for "enemy aliens," which technically included Kohn, although she was as opposed to the Nazis as anyone in an Allied nation.

Which, I guess, would technically include VICE.