Sentence examples for technically naturally from inspiring English sources

Ultra-weak couplings are technically naturally small due to a custodial shift symmetry of σ in the ζi→0 limit.

The incredible part of this bike is that this feel comes from something that grows naturally – technically, it's a grass.

Humans do not hibernate naturally but, technically, it is not impossible: doctors regularly cool people to around 20C during heart surgery but this is done for a few hours at most.

The work focused on the naturally occurring and technically enhanced levels of radiation associated with 235,8U and 232Th natural decay chains and the long-lived naturally occurring radionuclide 40K in 129 soil samples collected across the landscape of the State of Qatar.

The only fake image in Lawrence of Arabia is a single painting of the sun, which Lean wanted to shoot naturally, but proved technically impossible.

This study is aimed at the determination of the activity concentrations of naturally occuring and technically enhanced levels of radiation in soil samples collected across the landscape of Qatar.

Asked about the charges by U.S. security agencies — and denied by Moscow — that Russian hackers had tried to influence the outcome of the U.S. election through the spread of misinformation, Kahl, said, "We have indications that it is coming from this direction, yes". "Naturally, it is technically difficult to attribute it to a state actor," he added.

Buckwheat, corn, and quinoa (technically a seed) are all naturally gluten-free.

The betel or areca nut is a naturally-occurring seed -- technically a fruit, or a "drupe" -- which grows on the areca palm (Areca catechu), a tree species indigenous to Asia, the tropical Pacific, and parts of east Africa.

The extraperitoneal approach is technically easier in the obese patient because it naturally creates a bowel-free operative field.

We recognize that since BCR-ABL is a fusion protein that is not naturally occurring, the term "wild type" is technically incorrect.