But Passover is actually incomplete, technically speaking.
For example, a common caption for photos from the massive demonstrations in Tehran in the summer of 2009 would often say simply "Huge crowds in Iran," a statement that, while technically correct, was incomplete.
"Once again, the Trump administration is relying on technically flawed and incomplete analysis to disregard its obligations under the Clean Air Act," said David Hayes, executive director of the State Energy & Environmental Impact Center, which works with state attorneys general.
His acquaintance with the writings of Plato and Aristotle was still incomplete and technically inadequate.
Nokia could go it alone with MeeGo, a technically advanced but still incomplete operating system it is developing jointly with Intel, but some think that is unlikely.
Incomplete revascularization after the most technically challenging procedures, that is, those characterized by the implantation of multiple bypasses, is most effectively judged by the surgeon.
Being "home" without having a home was oddly incomplete; you were partly a hero, technically a husband, and everything you did was overshadowed by the knowledge that you were going back to the war.
Learning by rote, acquiring great technique and using one's memory are all important, I feel that it is an incomplete methodology if we continue to learn technically without learning to be musically creative though.
Of the seven incomplete colonoscopies, six (3 NU, 1 G/PEG+P, 2 G/PEG+B) were technically difficult, and one (1 G/PEG+B) had an obstructing sigmoid cancer.
