Sentence examples for technically represent from inspiring English sources
To achieve this, we consider that the following requirements should be met: First, the technical support should be able to help teachers, who may be not fully familiar with PBL and may not have comprehensive technical knowledge to technically represent their PBL ideas.
Maybe out of respect for the Giants (who technically represent New York) and the Buffalo Bills.
A deal may be structured as a merger with Vivendi that would not technically represent a change of ownership of the Cegetel stake but would still allow Mannesmann to exercise effective control over Cegetel.
Getting more tasks accomplished -- say, writing and responding to scores of emails in between other activities -- may technically represent higher productivity, but it doesn't necessarily mean adding greater value.
The Greek-dominated Republic of Cyprus joined the European Union in May, technically representing the entire island.
Unless both sides accept a complicated United Nations peace plan, only the Greek-dominated RepubliCyprusyprus will join, technically representing the entire island but, in fact, master of only two-thirds of the land and three-fourths of the people.
However, the within-family variation, which technically represents the mean spacing between included births, is considerably smaller, with nearly all groups' mean value lying between 2 and 3 years.
To make things even more complicated, India isn't even technically represented in the Olympics this year.
Plus, Xbox owners can get the two Rainbow Six: Vegas games on backward compatibility, which technically represents three games for the price of one.
As a side note: Dystopia and post-apocalyptic are terms that are used interchangeably, but technically they represent two different types of books.
The feds filed a brief in support of criminal defendants who, in suing Pennsylvania for denial of counsel, claim conditions are so bad that even though a lawyer "may technically be appointed to represent them, they will be constructively denied their right to counsel".
