Word Finder - technically

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Based on precise facts.

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Technically he was Canadian, but everyone assumed he was American.

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Having or using the skills or talent required for a certain job or profession.

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Although she is technically gifted, her piano playing lacks passion.

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According to the current state of technology.

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For now, it is technically impossible to have a manned flight to Mercury.

Technically that's true, but maybe she has an angle.

Well, technically I have to eat, just not food.

Technically, what you saw was an image of the Bryce brothers.

Any good, technically competent web design firm can set this up for you.

The term bacterial cystitis should technically be used where bladder inflammation is as a consequence of bacterial infection.

The conservation of objects is a technically demanding job, which uses a range of scientific techniques.

Majella Cullagh's Pia is remarkable - technically exacting, and remorselessly exposing the woman's physical, moral and emotional hell.

A constantly evolving, technically advancing and multi-faceted CTBT verification gauntlet is something that no state is ever likely to contemplate running.

They were technically on three route cards but evolved into one amorphous gestalt.

Technically, if you drop a shackle from above waste height you should put a hacksaw through it.

Despite that, around 70 million technically illegal workers crowd the urban streets looking for employment.

The Customer acknowledges that it is technically impracticable to provide a fault free Service and Griffin does not undertake to do so.

Removing the contaminated soils was technically impractical, and removing contaminated ground water did not address the source of the contaminants.

While technically incorrect, it is popularly used in a great deal of published literature.

Day Two Being technically inept I couldn't work out how to charge the phone.

It's surprisingly technically mature given the inexperience of the director, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone.

The joint entity became technically insolvent in February, losing almost $ 500 million of investment.

It's possible that a technically knowledgeable participant could bypass the security by using system programs of some kind.

Later on in the art museum, we came across the same sculptures, now technically perfect, but quite dead.

Bruce's work is deeply independent and technically precise.

The intense pressure saw Musson cross for Gibson to score with a technically superb volley from 20 yards.

Wednesday 15th October 2003 | Read more What's new pussycat (for the technically inclined) Well, here is the aforementioned redesign!

The audience gradually warmed to the musical quality and inspired playing from a richly talented quartet coping admirably with often technically difficult scores.

The trek is not technically difficult but the ascents and descents can be long and feel relentless, especially in hot weather.

Only fairly technically savvy users would pick that up from the tips page.

Technically the strategic inter-cutting between Close-Ups of the performers and members of the audience is a simple and apparently seamless device.

Technically called finnock (small sea trout) tho some are as large as 3lb plus.

My first job was working with VSO in London matching suitable technically skilled volunteers to overseas positions.

Contrary to popular belief, much computer fraud and abuse is not technically sophisticated.

Technically speaking, spooks don't even exist they have no names, identities, or known...

We have recently introduced a range of mobility products including easy-access swivel seats, a technically advanced power chair and quality mobility scooters.

First and foremost you need tenacity and you need to be technically very competent.

The present proposal also takes into account the technically unavoidable traces of GM material.

In addition, they are also limited by geography - wave power is only technically viable in coastal locations.

They think their take on squashed together living in what is now technically a desert, is the cats ' whiskers.

Moreover, the opening theme is formed of slow arpeggios; and the more modern harmonic elements, though technically chromatic, consist, from the modern point of view, rather in swift changes between nearly related keys than in chromatic blurring of the main key.

The component of a balance weight which is necessary to balance the reciprocating masses introduces a vertical unbalanced force which appears as a variation of pressure between the wheel and the rail, technically called the hammer-blow, the magnitude of which increases as the square of the speed of the train.

As to the use of the word, it must be further stated that it is also technically applied to altar cloths, the altar being "vested" in frontal (antependium) and super-frontal (see Altar).

The Jesuits also pleaded a verbal approbation by Pius VI., technically known as an Oraculum vivae vocis, but this is invalid for purposes of law unless reduced to writing and duly authenticated.

That Bacon underestimates the importance of selective and of provisional explanatory hypotheses even in such fields as that of chemistry, and that technically he is open to some criticism from the point of view that negative judgment is derivate as necessarily resting on positive presuppositions, may be true enough.

By common usage the word " seal " is employed as a term to describe both the implement for making the impression, and the impression itself; but properly it should be confined to the latter, the graven implement being technically called the matrix.

In his dealings with Turkey, the suzerain power, he displayed considerable acuteness; he gained the confidence of the Sultan, whom he flattered and occasionally menaced; and aided by the ambassadors of the friendly powers, he succeeded in obtaining on two occasions important concessions for the Bulgarian episcopate in Macedonia (see Macedonia), while securing the tacit sanction of the Porte for the technically illegal situation in the principality.

Wednesday 15th October 2003 | Read more What 's new pussycat (for the technically inclined) Well, here is the aforementioned redesign !

This was rectified within 24 hours but meant that technically the distribution of the report failed to comply with the required notice period.

Add apostrophe s to the owner 's name, and so on... Word form is technically referred to as morphology.

Tomatoes, although technically short-lived perennials, are treated as annuals and raised from seed each year.

In the opening two rounds, Hastie had real difficulty coming to terms with the southpaw stance of his technically gifted opponent.

Secondly, even if vets had been technically able to safely spay female rabbits, the client demand was not there.

Sadly I do n't have a camera technically capable of capturing the splendor.

Technically speaking, Spooks do n't even exist they have no names, identities, or known...