Sentences with phrase «in a technical sense»
The phrase "in a technical sense" is used to clarify or qualify something that has been said, by adding further explanation in terms of its specific details. Full definition
In any event the term «thief» was not used in a technical sense but in a common understanding as someone who had taken something he was not entitled to.
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That might be true in a technical sense, but that's like saying not to work out at all until you lose fat.
Risk in the technical sense is the product of consequences and probability.
Yes, in the technical sense only, that means they are professional..
Not impressive in the technical sense, but there are some colorful tracks on offer here to help brighten your day.
For too long, various national telecommunications infrastructure initiatives have focused on the 95 per cent of the population who are, at least in a technical sense, relatively easy to service.
They become, however different in substance, identical in the technical sense.
The result will be a virtual «short,» but it is not a real short in the technical sense of the industry.
It started out as a Flash - game, and never progressed in a technical sense.
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.
A good photographer should be skillful in the technical sense and should know how to choose and use the best equipment and tools.
Even if nothing was done wrong in a technical sense, the client is left with a bad taste regarding their dealings with the agent.
I mean «enemy» in the technical sense of someone who opposes you.
And while brewers compete with each other in the technical sense, they regularly work together on new projects, sharing ideas to keep the creativity of the craft movement alive.
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.
2) Publisher and Author Administration — Lawyers are mobile these days, and I don't just mean in a technical sense.
Laurens: We can't answer this question in a technical sense as our friend at Abstraction Games did all the technical work in getting the game on Vita.
The technical name for a federal tax number is an Employer Identification Number, or EIN, even if you don't have employees in the technical sense.
MH: Chile doesn't have that much industry or generate profit in the technical sense that economists use the term.
The ancients were perhaps as intelligent as far as understanding how to manipulate each other — but they were dumb as snot in a technical sense... and their deities mirror this.
Some scholars rush to point out that this meaning was a «later development,» that Jesus did not intend that all his witnesses should become martyrs in the technical sense.
The Jesus people were not ascetics in the technical sense.
The Vineyard is a part of the continualist or renewal movement, not really Pentecostal or charismatic in the technical sense, but rather a «spirit - filled movement» that believes in and practices all the gifts of the Holy Spirit, prays in expectation of divine healing, and is in regular expectation of hearing from the Lord through different means.
In the words of Mr. Willkie's inspired title, ours is really One World in the technical sense.
So many great players — not, maybe, in a technical sense when compared to the players of today, but great in terms of character, strengrh and committment.
The encounter on Tuesday night highlighted a gulf between J - League and A-League teams in a technical sense.
Regardless of whether or not the prospect of gain time was in some technical sense part of the petitioner's sentence, the statute substantially alters the consequences attached to a crime already completed, changing the quantum of punishment, and thus is a retrospective law which can be constitutionally applied to petitioner only if it is not to his detriment
While Palestinians are not strictly Israeli citizens, this might not be considered apartheid in a technical sense, but the analogy is fairly clear.
As Berry notes, statisticians can correctly define P values in a technical sense, but «most statisticians do not really understand the issues in applied settings.»
Rather than looking at scientific ideas in a technical sense, we were forced to consider them in a business mindset and how feasible it would be in bringing them to the marketplace.»
How have unexpected discoveries unfolded in a technical sense and in the new / traditional fora for scientific debate?
But there could still be more; Longshot introduced other modes of play in a technical sense, with limited - number teams, non-league play, and even some tutorial sequences that were much more effective than the usual training modes.
Undoubtedly, the console will be an important tool for Microsoft to gain a one up on Sony in a technical sense and is definitely a step in the right direction for the corporation.
But the justice system and its requirements may also impose costs on self - represented litigants — not just costs in the technical sense of a penalty for unsuccessful litigation, but also costs in terms of the inability to properly mount claims that may be meritorious.
So in a technical sense, two of the last three Court of Appeal appointments are former McMillan LLP lawyers.
Laws forbidding the intermarriage of the two races may be said in a technical sense to interfere with the freedom of contract, and yet have been universally recognized as within the police power of the State.
«But Facebook at least in a technical sense facilitated the project because they had applications that had these permissions in the first place.»
Mr. Grewal is right: This wasn't a breach in the technical sense.