No, it doesn't technically make sense — it is the sixth iteration of the iPhone — and yet, at the same time, it makes all the sense in the world.
And what he says, although it does not always technically make sense, does start to possess a consistent and comprehensible rhythm.
In Schurz (2002, §2, theorem 1) it is proved that Xi is connected with Y by an unrestricted comparative cp-law, where Y is a function of independent variables X1,…,Xn, iff the X1,…,Xn are non-interacting causes of Y in a certain (technically defined) sense.
Though in a certain sense technically monotheistic, early Zoroastrianism viewed the world in strongly dualistic terms, for Ahura Mazdā and the "Lie" were deeply involved in a struggle for the human soul.
Technically, it makes sense.
The fourth dimension in this performance was smell (which, technically, is a sense rather than a dimension), so after giant polo players came virtually charging through the store front, and models walked up and down a virtual catwalk while handbags spun in 3D, bottles of perfume appeared wafting their scent over the crowd.
The fate of the elderly in the final years of the Soviet Union, when the planned economy was collapsing under the weight of its own inefficiency, was pretty dreadful.On the other hand, the pope is technically right, in the sense that he is reading his own rule-book correctly.
Bolstering routine federal government activity, too, an economist would say, is technically stimulating, but common sense argues that raising the level of government activity for its own sake is not likely either to help the poor or transform the country for the better, à la the transcontinental railroad or Eisenhower's highway system.
Yes, they're both technically computers in a sense, but form factors, available resources, and operating systems matter, amongst other things.
"It technically doesn't make sense for anyone to be Gossip Girl.
