Sentences with phrase «so in a technical sense»

So in a technical sense, two of the last three Court of Appeal appointments are former McMillan LLP lawyers.

Not exact matches

Most technical analysis models are based on historical investor behavior, so it makes sense that they'd work well in a «pure» market like crypto but not as much in today's robo - dominated, interest - rate - sensitive stock market.

The Gunners do normally have the superiority over opponents in terms of technical ability and class so maybe it makes sense to play the way we do on a regular basis.

So next time someone tells you that there is nothing that is impossible to do, you might want to interject and say mba, it is not just possible to make any sense of the police IG's speech at the inauguration of the Force Technical Intelligence Unit in Kano State.

This makes it possible to accurately regulate the heat input so that it is optimal for the production process,» says Tobias Lüke, who has developed the new Sens - o - Spheres measuring spheres at the Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems ENAS in cooperation with scientists from the Technical University Dresden and project partners from industry.

So, in a technical sense it's a new Zelda game to me, but I know it's a remake.

I found that in the end, I only discovered the numerous «gotchas» and best practices through trial and error, and once I'd done so, I thought it made sense to draw on my experience as a technical writer to document all I'd learned.

So, the downside risk (in the technical sense) is exactly the same for going long and writing covered calls.

That is the special rational capacity that makes it possible for them to make reliable use of so much more scientific knowledge than they could realistically be expected to understand in a technical sense.

I am not talking about the type of personal branding of the celebrities but more the style that works on your persona so that you aim to be the best that you can and not just in a technical sense.