But it is technically limited.
But her singing, technically limited in the best of times, has deteriorated noticeably.
One of the techniques used at Muzak is dynamic range compression, which consists of turning down the loudest parts of a signal and then turning up the entire signal; it's the reason that television commercials often seem louder than the programs they interrupt even though the commercials and the programs are technically limited to the same sound level.
Biliary POCUS may be technically limited by overlying bowel gas, adipose tissue and patient discomfort.
Single-supply design used to be considered technically limiting because older op amps had limited capability.
The examination may be technically limited by bowel gas, abdominal pain, the patient having an empty bladder as well as large body habitus.
In 1996, remote review of inhospital echocardiography studies transmitted to laptop computers via standard telephone lines was described [39]: 187 studies were transmitted and reviewed remotely; 153 were abnormal, 19 were technically limited.
Compare this to, say, Grand Theft Auto 4, where every block is packed with detail and personality, although the game area is technically limited to perhaps 10 square miles.
In a Wall Street Journal article earlier this week titled "Are Techology Limits in MP3s and iPods Ruining Music?", writer Lee Gomes worries that recording engineers are mixing music for listening on crappy iPod earbuds, and that iPods are somehow technically limiting the quality of pop music.
Although the Flex knife achieved excellent treatment results, its use was still technically limited by the loop-shape tip, resulting in difficulty with knife length adjustments, frequent intraprocedure accumulation of debris on the tip, and slippage of the knife tip away from the operating field.
