Sentence examples for technically using from inspiring English sources

Technically, using the open camera lens (basically, live video) as your background apparently only semi-conforms to the iPhone SDK.

Technically, using WebKit would also involve significantly larger switching costs for Mozilla than for Opera, Eich argues.

By introducing some appropriate auxiliary functions and technically using maximum principles, we establish conditions to guarantee that the solution blows up in some finite time or remains global.

In this paper, we investigate problem (1.1) by constructing auxiliary functions completely different from those in [20 22] and technically using maximum principles and a first-order differential inequality technique.

In this paper, by constructing completely different auxiliary functions from those in [26], [27] and technically using maximum principles, we obtain the conditions on the data to guarantee the blow-up of the solution at some finite time, and conditions to ensure that the solution remains global.

In this paper, by constructing completely different auxiliary functions with those in [21 23] and technically using maximum principles, we obtain some existence theorems of a global solution, an upper estimate of the global solution, the existence theorems of a blow-up solution, an upper bound of 'blow-up time', and an upper estimates of 'blow-up rate'.

Because the Baldwin-Motion Camaros are technically used cars when the engine modifications begin, the matter of emissions compliance is not clear-cut.

MyCharge claims that the Peak 6000 can provide an extra 27 hours of talk or 20 hours of browsing, and it comes fully charged, so you can technically use it right out of the box.

We technically use maximum principles to deal with problem (1.1).

Grenco Science technically used both methods of heating elements.

In the proof there, the positiveness condition (4.60) is technically used extensively.