Sentence examples for which technically represents from inspiring English sources
However, the within-family variation, which technically represents the mean spacing between included births, is considerably smaller, with nearly all groups' mean value lying between 2 and 3 years.
Plus, Xbox owners can get the two Rainbow Six: Vegas games on backward compatibility, which technically represents three games for the price of one.
The registration accuracy was further underlined by tagging of the ablation points as '3D Lesion on EnGuide', which technically does not represent a catheter tip projection onto the CT surface, but a true 3D position of the catheter tip revealing the presence or the absence of surface contact to the CT image.
Which, technically speaking, it was: the B.F. era (Before Fergie).
Which, technically, could work.
Which, technically speaking, is not exactly correct.
F.H. was impacted by her unintended pregnancy, which technically occurred just before she turned 35.
The Greek-dominated Republic of Cyprus joined the European Union in May, technically representing the entire island.
Maybe out of respect for the Giants (who technically represent New York) and the Buffalo Bills.
To make things even more complicated, India isn't even technically represented in the Olympics this year.
