Sentence examples for technically powerful from inspiring English sources
Yahoo had continued to support a very different approach, called Domain Keys, that is more technically powerful but would take longer to carry out.
Her work was creatively and technically powerful, and she approached many subjects others would not: the Falasha community in Israel, and patients at Friern Barnet psychiatric hospital, north London, to name two.
The catch is that while the Android Nexus S phone I used certainly feels at least as technically powerful as the iPhone 4, there are nowhere near as many good games available on the Android Market as there are in the App Store.
Regardless of how technically powerful Symbian was – something die-hard Symbian fans will always point out (yes it could have apps and 'true' multitasking) – there was no getting away from the problem that it was legacy technology, built in and for an earlier mobile era when phones were phones first, not pocket computers.
A technically powerful approach for protein quantification involves the use of isotope-labelled standards that show a similar structure and chromatographic behaviour to the target molecule, but are distinguishable from the target by mass.
Both are technically sound, powerful wrestlers who can put in a great match given the right opponent.
Senegal is ninety-five per cent Muslim, and, while the government is technically secular, powerful religious families are highly influential.
Despite featuring technically more powerful hardware than its chief competition, the Famicom, the Mark III did not prove to be successful at its launch.
The new Corvette, unveiled this year, is arguably the most technically advanced, most powerful and most fuel-efficient.
Now sold exclusively as a hardtop convertible, the SLs of today are powerful, technically advanced two-seaters with V-8 or V-12 engines.
Kalusha (Bwalya is such a common surname in Zambia that he's widely known by his first name) was the star of that side, a technically gifted and powerful forward.
