Sentence examples for technically know from inspiring English sources

But Intel, the world's biggest maker of computer chips, changed its strategy after its executives realized the power and potential pervasiveness of the unregulated Wi-Fi wireless networking standard, technically know as the 802.11 standard.

Considering the youth of today voted on this, they technically know what is and isn't worthy of the prize.

They may not technically know more than you, but they seem to "think" they do, sort of like Oprah and the Pope.

This means that people technically know how to read and write, but are unable to understand the most basic written text.

(This approach is technically known as "social engineering").

Crucial here is what are technically known as "bubbles".

Blended wing/body (BWB) aircraft, as they are more technically known, were first dreamed up 50 years ago.

The claims, technically known as notices of claim, must be filed with the comptroller's office.

Welcome to the world of what is technically known as This Sort of Shite.

The statement is technically known as "pleading by exceptions and substitutions".

It's a vicious circle, technically known as a poverty trap.