Sentence examples for technically type from inspiring English sources

The fraction of statistically significant P values across simulation runs is an estimate of empirical power because simulation runs that fail to identify statistically significant differences are technically Type II errors (since we assume β1 ≠ 0 in the simulation).

Ectopic pregnancy: This is not technically a type of miscarriage, but it is another type of pregnancy loss.

Brain Flaunters (Cerebrum showoffia boredom) Technically a type of peacock, Brain Flaunters have some knowledge of the subject they are commenting on and feel compelled to display it in as verbose a manner as possible.

By the middle of the 16th century lawyers had attempted to devise an alternative using the action of assumpsit, which was technically a type of trespass due to deceit.

Technically, these types of donations have been acceptable since at least 1993, when the Clinton administration was investigated in the Whitewater real estate scandal.

Psychiatric criteria require six of nine symptoms of inattention or distractibility to meet official standards for ADD (or technically ADHD-inattentive type).

Interestingly, Devus, Maarli, and another of the block's residents I spoke to, Kweku, were offered a container at Richardson's Yard after being "technically homeless," the type of homelessness that comes with an abrubt shift of circumstances.

You can technically use any type of paint that is approved for use with wood (or whichever material your box is made of).

Alto, bass, soprano and tenor are of course well-known human singing voice types (although, technically, alto is not a voice type but in fact a "designated vocal line in choral music based on vocal range").

Early on they were very technically oriented with type-in programs and machine code tutorials.

A personal computer (PC) system with conventional magnetic-disk memory storage technically qualifies as a type of interactive multimedia.