Sentence examples for which were technically from inspiring English sources

The focus of this case study is Increment-1 and Increment-3, which were technically successful demonstrations of ADM techniques applied to a large-scale systems engineering, development, integration, and operational processes for a major component of the USAF IDMS.

The film makes use of numerous dissolves which were technically difficult to execute, and reportedly sent the cameraman to the hospital due to stress.

Eichmann's banality was fascinating, as Arendt made entirely clear, for his extreme typicality, Eichmann being a standard-issue product of a highly organized bureaucratic society that happened also to be devoted to evil ends, the means to which were technically indistinguishable from the working apparatus of any other "advanced" society.

In an interview with Der Film given before the release of the film, Harlan pointed out that Süß was ultimately sentenced to death not for his financial machinations which were technically legal but for violating an ancient law which prohibited Jews from having sexual relations with Christian women.

Many studies reported patency and limb salvage only for cases which were technically successful.

Taken together, culture method described here could facilitate extensive biochemical analyses of erythropoiesis, which were technically demanding so far due to lack of material.

Gillies says this isn't outsourcing, which is technically correct.

Not everything which is technically doable should be done.

Sky is taking it to broadcast which is technically much harder.

"The Merchant of Venice," which is technically classified as a comedy, is no exception.

As she said last July, "Not everything which is technically doable should be done".