Sentence examples for technically natural from inspiring English sources

Even more confusing, food companies often want to blend fully natural vanilla with the artificially produced, though technically natural, kind.

Technically, natural gas performs best in scenario G, but the possible GHG reduction is low and it is not a renewable fuel.

A selective agent refers to an individual making a choice (in the case of artificial selection, the breeder; in sexual selection, the member of the opposite sex); so technically natural selection has no true agent (in this case, it is more about which organism makes more effective use of the environment in relation to other organisms).

Since beaver butt is technically natural, it can be listed as a "natural ingredient" without further specification.

It estimates, moreover, that the country has about a century's worth of technically recoverable natural gas resources at current rates of consumption.

The shale formation has about 84 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered, technically recoverable natural gas, according to the report from the United States Geological Survey.

Actinomycetes are a rich source for the synthesis of medically and technically useful natural products.

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The Marcellus shale formation in the Appalachian Basin, one of the most promising shale formations, is estimated to contain 780 1300 billion cubic meters (BCM) of technically recoverable natural gas.

Even though it is technically a "natural" fix, boric acid is still toxic to both children and animals.

What was equally important, he assimilated the behavior of scientific communities into popularly understood theories of the dynamics of other human communities while simultaneously offering an account of the distinctiveness of the most technically developed of natural sciences.