Sentence examples for was technically found from inspiring English sources

Neither team was technically found guilty of violating the salary cap — because there was no cap.

Nonetheless, Mr. Dees vowed that it was the beginning of the end for the group and that the verdict was a rebuke of the Aryan Nations leaders, who were technically found to be negligent in the training and supervision of the security guards who carried out the attack.

A gene was deemed 'Refine' if one of its existing annotations was technically correct, but evidence was found in the literature to annotate the gene product to a more specific term.

In short, the recently released study, titled the Long Island Clean Electricity Vision (CEV), found that it was technically and economically feasible.

While underweight men and women had fewer sexual partners than average, men who were in the middle of their body mass indexes (BMI) and men who were technically overweight were found to have the most sexual partners.

Everything was technically perfect".

— Cherelle Baldwin was technically free.

"We found that people working in very challenging professions or settings who were technically excellent might find their work difficult unless it was also important to their mission in life," Mr. Gardner said.

In their early years together, Plante and Stangos occasionally remember that they are technically criminals, but find that "it is as if all the conventions of sex and clothes and art and music and drink and drugs don't apply here in London".

Second, it is technically hard to find the maximizing division—Q is a very flat function (in sub-division space) near its maximum [23].

Although it is technically interesting to find a genuinely new scoring scheme for sequence alignments, it is more useful to consider this methodology in a context where it seems to be very effective.