Sentence examples for technically introduced from inspiring English sources

Patrick was technically introduced in "Revenge's" Season 2 finale in May when Victoria opened her front door and dropped her glass of red wine at the sight of Patrick (whose back was turned to the camera).

While this technically introduces a little dependence in trial-by-trial realizations draws are not identically and independently distributed – it ensures consistent surprise responses between subjects with a relatively small number of trials.

Technically, we introduce two different gap penalties γ base for gaps due to base indels and γ loop for gaps due to loop indels.

We've covered plenty of electric bicycles from Japan in the past, but let's be honest: Most of them are really ugly, for example these (technically interesting) models Sanyo introduced three weeks ago.

In addition, many of the existing multiple SDM methods have technical limitations associated with type and number of mutations that can be introduced, or are technically demanding and require special chemical reagents.

Ms. Lile said it should be technically feasible to introduce a variation on the online map services offered by companies like MapQuest.

Therefore, if this classifier were to be validated, it will be technically feasible to introduce it into clinical practice.

Automated honeybee counters were the first technically feasible application to be introduced.

The finding of this paper confirms those newly introduced processes are technically and commercially feasible at present and will contribute to growing the potential market of LNG as a marine fuel as well as commercializing CCS technology by providing more cost-effective solution for CO2 shipping.

Clarkson is then introduced by Hammond as "technically the only one of us never to be fired by anyone".

But O'Leary, during one of his regular press briefings in Dublin, said the charge would be introduced as soon as technically possible.