Sentence examples for technically located from inspiring English sources

Mawae travelled to New York to play for his team, which is technically located in New Jersey.

FRANKFURT — A singing duo from Azerbaijan was the surprise winner of the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday, the first victory for the country — technically located in Asia — since it began competing in the popular event four years ago.

The Wallingford, Mount Baker, and Crown Hill neighborhoods are technically located on hills as well.

Technically located in the Ashbury Heights neighborhood, the four bedroom, three-and-a-half bath pad clocks in at a staggering 3,051 square feet.

That means incidents that occurred off-campus but involved only students, like the case of Stanford student Brock Turner, who was convicted of raping a woman behind a dumpster that was technically located off-campus, would not be included.

This paper focuses on the conceptual basis and derives propositions on the nature of innovative suppliers: specialized, technically competent firms, located in the proximity of the buyer, being embedded in a trusted and intensive relationship are identified as having a higher probability to be the core innovative suppliers.

When most Americans try to imitate the Chicago accent, they turn into characters from the immortal Saturday Night Live sketch "The SuperFans" It's worth noting that the stereotypical "Chicago" accent portrayed by The SuperFans is actually just an exaggerated accent from one particular neighborhood; Bridgeport, which is where "Sox Park" (technically "US Cellular Field") is located.

Technically speaking, Holcomb is located near the exact center of the US.

Genes showing the most technically relevant changes were located in clusters M1 to M4 (Fig. 5-B).

Agraula is a small sea of brick-and-mortar buildings that is technically classified as a village, located along the Delhi-Saharanpur highway.

Technically this new site IS located in the Upper East Side, but to portray it as a dump on the rich is like saying that when it rains in Seattle you need an umbrella in New Orleans.