Sentence examples for technically this means from inspiring English sources

Technically this means that the area is protected by strict laws to conserve this natural habitat.

Technically this means that all apps requesting for P.I.I. found on any device contact list are in breach of privacy laws.

Technically, this means you can play any web video service on Chromecas, or even a Bittorrent-ed video that you drag into Chrome.

Technically, this means that we should strictly describe explanation as an "antisymmetric" rather than as an asymmetric relation.

TC: Technically, this means that Apple could very well be forced to intercept messages on court request (if this method is accurate).

Technically this means that there won't be a lot of excuses left for not picking up phone calls because you didn't know that number.

Technically speaking, this means the building's specific heat demand falls to 25kWh/m2 per year or less.

Technically, this notation means "the derivative of s with respect to t".

Technically, this would mean their agreement to serve as as "ERISA 3 38) fiduciaries".

Technically this would mean having "two" commercial agents.

Technically speaking, this meant transporting new switching equipment to several dorms and installing it as fast as possible so that the connections between cables were not causing any bottlenecks.