Artificially enhancing performance benchmarks for a smartphone these days is like artificially enhancing the smoothness of your elbows via plastic surgery: it may mean that overall, you technically present a more attractive package on the surface, but no one's really going to know or care that you've had any work done.
Constitutional democracy in Pakistan, while technically present, is badly undernourished; it often seems on the verge of imminent collapse.
As these short, yet stinging phrases show, no was never technically present in any of these denials, but what I was really being told was "no".
This is shown by the reduced magnitude of the informative wavelet variance and emphasizes that, as expected, it is increasingly difficult to extract informative variation at low admixture proportions (small p) even where the signal is technically present.
Yet even he is a little worried: "I reserve final assessment until I see how it all works out technically, when presented complete in the space of a week".
"Warren didn't create DVD technically, but he presented it to people like myself and the film industry," said Francis Ford Coppola.
audit found that the contracts — the largest of which was $150,000 — were technically legal but presented "a problem of ethics," in the words of the board chairman, Jean-François Girard of France.
The experiments in this manuscript are technically sound and presented clearly.
There exist 400 color images, mostly day shots — it was easier technically to shoot color when there was more light — and a few of the more technically involved shots are presented in the book (Slides 5 and 6).
The same program presented the technically flawless Ms. Dvorovenko and Maxim Belotserkovsky, now a glamorous husband-and-wife partnership that is clearly a favorite with the audience.
