“technically”可以造什么句，technically造句

Or, at least technically, the mother could have done it.

That is not permissible even if all of the information in question is technically 'open source.'

The ontology is technically based on the ontology Web Language (OWL).

Not only is Avatar the most successful motion picture of all time, it's also one of the most technically impressive.

But this form of recycling is an expensive and technically difficult process that is still being perfected.

While technically a default, the loss would not be an outright repudiation of Greece's debt and the contagion could, in theory, be contained.

As an ultra light traveler (ok, technically not) my goal is not only to pack as little as possible, but everything I pack should have multiple USES.

North Korea and the United States have no diplomatic relations and are technically in the middle of a state of war interrupted by a51- year armistice.

The problem is that inline markup is treated as a child element, which is technically true, but it does not let you determine the relations between PCDATA nodes and child element nodes.

Faulkner was also a technically advanced writer, introducing a narrative seen from several points of view in his novel The Sound and the Fury and using an imaginative approach of 59 monologues by various characters in As I Lay Dying.

It is technically incorrect to talk about bat 'radar', since they do not use radio waves.

Reuse engineers must be technically adept, have project-level experience, and ultimately are the enablers for reuse.

Laboratory testing to confirm human infection with H5N1 avian influenza is technically difficult; some tests produce inconclusive or unreliable results.

What matters both technically and artistically is the quality of what you do, not how much you can cram onto a canvas.

You should know what you want out of tool technically and functionally, and you must clearly understand how the software solution will fit with and support your business processes.

The opera technically known as a serenata was performed just once in a Venice garden.

Sure, the young and the technically nimble were among the first to abandoned print and airwaves for online content capable of being accessed anywhere, anytime.

Those studies might also have been technically flawed.

It is only natural that the war should be taken "out of the trenches", since the war is being fought in the vast expanses of China and since our side will remain poorly equipped technically for quite a long time.

This technically doesn't violate the rules of semantic equivalence — the content in both documents are semantically the same.