Sentence examples for to its technically from inspiring English sources
Amazon.com was not the first company to do so; Computer Literacy, a Silicon Valley bookstore, began selling books from its inventory to its technically astute customers in 1991.
Lytro has a long way to go before it'll convince me that $1,500 is worth paying for access to its admittedly very technically impressive tricks, but working with networks where photography and a zealous interest therein is the norm, not the exception makes a boatload of sense.
Of course, it's unlikely there were many active users of the service now; Lytro left the consumer camera market two years ago when there proved to be little demand for its technically amazing but ultimately gimmicky cameras.
And when Argentina refused to dip into its $13 billion foreign currency reserves to meet the payment, it technically defaulted on its I.M.F.
However it says community contributions to its web stats have "technically guaranteed anonymity" — noting its claims can be audited via third parties thanks to an open source code base.
However it says community contributions to its web stats have "technically guaranteed anonymity" — noting its claims can be audited via third parties thanks to an open source code base.
Still, its technically challenging aspects impressed its early British audiences, who would have been unaccustomed to hearing the double bass as a virtuoso instrument.
This procedure is technically feasible, but due to its invasiveness it is not considered as a part of routine practice.
It has faced competition from generic versions of its treatments and the U.S. government has investigated its accounting practices, leading it to miss filing dates for its financial results that in turn caused it to technically default on its borrowings.
His memoir is technically true to its subtitle.
When, in the mid-1980s, Novell introduced its network-operating system, NetWare, as a way of connecting personal computers in local networks, Novell made sure that NetWare was technically superior to its rivals.
