Sentence examples for to technically from inspiring English sources
adverb
Based on precise facts.
- Technically he was Canadian, but everyone assumed he was American.
Due to sample limitations, we were not able to technically validate all 21 CpG hotspots, so we randomly selected 4/21 genes for technical validation using MiSeq.
A huge benefit to technically savvy music fans.
"With Windows Phone, it's a lot of work to technically support it".
"I'm just not able to technically do it, as I am still in Baba Amr".
For that reason, he said, he is more accustomed to "technically accurate" than conceptual art.
Where Amazon catered to technically able people, largely at start-ups, Google wants to attract lots of less-proficient executives.
And teams from the majors to the minors are going digital to lure fans to technically sophisticated new ballparks.
On its own, the ethic of responsibility can become a devotion to technically correct procedure, while the ethic of ultimate ends can become fanaticism.
"The luxury market is partially dependent upon this new group of people who are careening into these purchases without being able to technically afford them.
The theorem is quite similar to (technically, dual to) a geometric theorem proved by Menelaus of Alexandria in the 1st century ce.
And let's share ideas that better sustain local communications networks and eliminate the possibility that a future Mubarak will even be able to technically switch off the internet.
