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"Space is much more expensive to do and much more technically difficult than any other industry, " he said.

Never Let Me Go might technically be sci-fi, as it seems to be set in the future, but really there's not much sci-fi about it.

As I said, getting out of the rat race is technically easy. It doesn't take much education, but those doubts are cripples for most people.

Basically , it is not wrong. But technically, it is not a very good example to ask a person like this ! Why?

He was composed on the ball had an excellent delivery with his left foot and was technically very able.

As the governing power of a sovereign nation, the U. S. government is technically responsible only to the American people.

The company offers tailored high barrier solutions for a wide range of technically demanding food packaging applications.

Technically, it is impossible to leave money directly to a dog as any legal action required cannot be enforced.

Yes, this means that technically you own a tiny sliver of every piece of furniture, every trademark, and every contract of the company.

The jury had no doubt that Mr Libby was technically guilty. But he looked like a fall guy in the bigger scheme of things.

The first picture an expecting mother is likely to see of her developing fetus is not, technically, a picture at all.

Such a structure would cost hundreds of billions of dollars, even if it were technically feasible.

The home, though technically out of the flood area, looked like it had been a part of the destruction.

Since component implementation is about behavior, technically, it is often useful to use an interpreter encapsulated inside the component.

While technically not meant to act as a generic base class for addresses, it could be used for that purpose.

Even if it hadn't technically finished, I was no longer a virgin, and that's what mattered to me.

Moreover, there was dismay, as I, the head of a respected and technically exacting health agency, took up the challenge.

It turns out mice and fish do sing, although "vocalizations" might be a more technically correct way of describing the sounds they make.

Well, I do not know how to consider musical aspects if I have to concentrate fully on getting each note of a technically difficult phrase.

Technically, we remained on the gold standard; individuals were still free to own gold, and gold continued to be used as bank reserves.

Technically he was still the chairman, although he was on his way out and I was running the company.

'Technically, ' he says through a translator, 'this was the least risky. '

Such a project would be far too technically challenging and hazardous, Winterberg insisted, even for most doctoral candidates.

This method is technically correct, but I can virtually guarantee you that this class was written by an unreconstructed C programmer.

After nearly two brutal years, the Great Recession appears to be over, at least technically. Yet a return to normalcy seems far off.

A group of turkeys is technically called a "rafter" , though they are often incorrectly referred to as a "gobble" or simply a "flock" .

Wright believed that it would have been technically possible to construct such a building even at the time it was proposed.

Though the Mini is popular and seems to carry some component of joy, the electric version of the car is nothing special technically.

He is strong technically with a positive winner's attitude and I have no doubt his arrival will strengthen our team.

All over the word, the name Liebherr stands for a technically advanced, benefit-oriented range of products and services.

Each piece is not a copy but an original since it is not a reproduction of another work of art and is technically known as an impression.

The flow of a runny mixture, technically a suspension, is generally controlled by the size, shape and amount of the solid particles.

Technically it was the first full year since the end of the Great Recession.

I mean what I'm doing on stage in my tour is I think for the most part is all stuff I would be able to do on Idol technically.

Studies done at the time showed such a vehicle was technically feasible, was fairly easy to manufacture and had commercial appeal.

Through the wind and technically more than once, Cheng step of starting at every stage of the race " " have gone a step further in.

If it turns out to be technically and economically sound, the laser might prove to be a major breakthrough in telephone communication.

a vehicle capable of traveling in outer space; technically a satellite around the sun.

Technically speaking, they don't need to know at all that the game server is getting help from a proxy server.

Technically, this reverberation seeks to align such manifestations which can be aligned, to the essence of the Word!

At the micro-technically any be applied on the surface of the substrate can be seen as a non-slip surface.

Relations between the two Koreas, which are technically at war, have chilled sharply since Lee took office a year ago.

And whatever was chosen had to be at least technically feasible, if not immediately profitable.

Technically, rogue AV is often hard to detect because the software is essentially a confidence trick.

Substantively they've changed nothing, but technically they have come into compliance with Chinese law.

We are technically, politically, legally, and emotionally ready to move management and end-user services to Web Scale.

The company boasts that the car is the most technically advanced Jaguar ever "and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful" .

Technically, I'm the competition, but I don't flatter myself that I'm even in the same league with you.

Result shows that this reconstruction is technically feasible and can achieve obviously economic and environment benefits.

Technically, this is a compromise, and an intermediate solution between the body of the treaty and a separate protocol.

UNCTAD acknowledged it would be hard to set up a "constant real exchange rate" system both technically and politically.

Although I use the phrase "the color black, " it is technically not a color at all but rather the absence of any color (red, green, blue).

While goodwill is technically an intangible asset, it is usually listed as a separate item on a company's balance sheet.

Manuel and Lukasz are both technically sound but they have to get that extra dimension if they're going to be the next generation.

The French are technically excellent but Scotland came out on top twice and sometimes class doesn't count in football.

Mike: Just a second. It's technically an embryo with an egg shell. It is hairy and . . . Where is the man's room, please?

Doesn't work hard to bring himself technically up to speed with the rest of the company.

Although the German surrender had been signed, a curfew was still technically in effect, and my grandfather had violated it.

The through train was one of 55 projects technically open but which many assumed closed; now their closure is official.

In short, the fact that fixed-mobile convergence is at last technically feasible does not guarantee its rapid adoption.

High-temperature superconductors, those that operate at liquid nitrogen temperature or above, are not as technically advanced at this point.

The Belgians are technically astute and prefer presentations with a great deal of factual information.

We might have been technically inferior compared to others, but our team ethic and spirit were huge factors.

Even if it is technically a democracy, most nations are run by and for the benefit of the elites that control the institutions of power.

Several recent reviews of these ideas conclude that cooling the planet would be technically feasible and economically affordable.

My list is, technically, the Least Influential People Who Used to or Ought to Have Influence.

Still technically part of Serbia, Kosovo and its 2m people have been under the jurisdiction of the UN since the end of a war there in 1999.

Yarna was not technically a slave of Jabba's, but rather one of his many servants caught in an inescapable "contract. "

With the IBC site, we are working with a fairly technically savvy user base that, for the most part, uses up-to-date browsers.

"After ralling strongly to a technically overbought territory, the markets were ripe for profit taking, " he said.

I technically did meet him once, but I didn't know who he was, so the extent of our conversation was him telling me the name of his band.

The pilot responded "I knew that had to be the Microsoft support building, they gave me a technically correct but entirely useless answer. "

Technically, Dr. Applegate said, the magnitude 8. 9 quake was an aftershock.

Though still technically concepts, both models could closely reflect what we might see on streets between a year and two years from now.

The big question: Is an upstart like BYD technically savvy enough to deliver the technology without quality and performance problems?

"Technically a launch is possible within three to four days, " an unnamed diplomatic source in Seoul told the publication.

As to it's of the design and the business enterprise JavaBean distribute type carried out a method to carry on elucidation technically.

"While we are now technically in a bear market for equities, in terms of the economic backdrop we are still not in a recession, " he says.

Technically you could be prosecuted for this but I don't suppose the defense counsel would do that.

The Project Model Manager might be expected to perform these procedures on behalf of those less technically inclined.

Under this structure, the operating part of the company and the overseas listed part technically are two completely separate entities.

Technically, the EFSF monoline insurer would provide a first-loss tranche insurance for government bonds up to an agreed percentage.

Do not deliberately mislead people such that they get a false impression, even if in doing so one may not "technically" be lying.

I was unofficially living out of a hotel 2 months ago, but I had another apartment to go home to, so it wasn't technically the same.

Twenty-seven of America's 50 states are technically in recession, according to his data, and a further 14 are very close to that point.

But out of it will emerge winners selling much cheaper and more technically advanced products to a huge market worldwide.

The project was a conceived as a practical laboratory for cooperation between the two Koreas, which remain technically at war.

Some of that is likely due to the chronic shortages of technically skilled labor that plant managers around the world complain about.

It is an approach technically feasible. Asian dust event could be distinguished in terms of particle classes and major elemental content.

We would like to see qualified people who are technically up to date.

Proponents of the opt-in porn blocking scheme have pointed to that trial as evidence a wider blocking scheme would be technically feasible.

Technically, this combined Wiktionary requires an extension to the Mediawiki software, something like the Wikidata project.

"Technically, " she said, keeping her tone light. "Just by one little year, though. "

First, let me clarify that the iPad (and iPhone) can technically perform multitasking, or running more than one program at once.

Technically, Mr. Applegate said, the 8. 9 quake was an aftershock.

Technically speaking, it is possible to record transactions indirectly in the ledgers , then why bother to maintain a journal?

technically proficient to see and record things, persons, incidents and situations going on inside enemy planes.

The forecast must be technically correct and produce forecasts accurate enough to meet the firm's needs.

Technically, WSDL does allow a port type to have no operations, but it's kind of hard to imagine why.

Overuse of these pedals can only "help" a severely technically deficient student.

Technically, China's rise did not feature at the meeting.

Meanwhile the communications providers themselves questioned the cost of the scheme and whether it was even technically feasible.

Months ago, Hamas declared that it would no longer recognize him as president after his four-year term technically ended last Friday.

Though technically possible, do not create topologies where ODRs route traffic across multiple WebSphere Application Server cells.

The other problem is that, technically, the U. S. would be obliged to bail Japan out if there were a fight over the Senkakus. The U.

The job of mortician technically isn't dangerous, unless you believe hanging out with dead people all the time muddles your chakras.

However, the process technically, rotary screen business card printing and membership card is the best option but not the only choice.

Although the API is technically asking for a cursor, the default cursor characteristics match the behavior of a default result set.

Technically, it is quite straight forward, and quite frankly, there is no excuse for not being able to build a green complex properly.

To recruit technically and suitably qualified personnel for the Front Desk.

Technically it could be classed as an obstruction, in which case sailors would have to manoeuvre around it.

My neighborhood isn't technically gated, but there's only one road in and out, so I answered, "Yes. " That was the right answer.

Technically, a thread is as an independent stream of instructions that the operating system can schedule to run.

You could co-manage your child's account, or 'friend' them on the service, which technically has a minimum age of 13.

Though much of this forest is technically owned by the state, the communities have strong rights to it.

Yes, the coach should be technically competent, but the team members are usually just as competent.

DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN RESULT FROM CONTACT WITH THIS EQUIPMENT OR VEHICLE IF IT SHOULD BE TECHNICALLY CHARGED.

Technically, an important predecessor is surrealism , with its emphasis on spontaneous, automatic or subconscious creation.

All this building is technically creating gross domestic product, but it is extraordinarily wasteful.

French officials, who technically had no power to stop Duvalier, weren't responding to that question on Sunday night.

Now, you can, technically, ask for your money back from the before the film's halfway point if it really, really sucks.

'They've technically got the prototype to a level where they are confident enough to start testing its flight systems and aerodynamics. '

The Italians like it highly technically and pragmatic and Spanish football is all flamboyance with defence very much second priority.

It was a great challenge for me, technically and artistically. Binah is the third sephirah of the tree of life in cabbala.

Well, let me correct that - you can (technically you can do it) but it defeats the whole purpose.

From individual applications over machines up to complete process solutions - we are widening the limits of what is technically feasible.

None of the privacy laws mentioned apply to Medicare or Medicaid, because technically these programs are entitlements, not insurance.

The results were technically impressive, but did not quite look convincing.

Technically speaking, current price structure is exhibiting characteristics of a reversal pattern rather than a continuation pattern.

Lenticular clouds technically known as altocumulus standing lenticularis are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form at high altitudes.

Technically, each member could try to negotiate with the director representing its constituency on behalf of its preferred candidate.

As System Design Engineer, you work on system level (system management) and are the technically responsible of a specific system.

Treasury has so far declined to technically label China a 'currency manipulator, ' which would have legal trade implications.

Two rope handles, nailed on by Martin, had technically transformed it into a trunk eligible for the baggage- car.

The creation of a technically undesirable gap between both conjugated surfaces is a consequence of this change.

The results show that rock excavations of the underground powerhouse for the given geological conditions can be achieved technically.

Thus the EPA site selection for implementing remedial action is a very political process as well as a technically demanding one.

Today, one-third of the Delmarva farms have planted trees, technically known as vegetative environmental buffers.

Against this background, proposals for rollovers by the banks, whether or not deemed technically a default, are neither here nor there.

Technically, the winner of the Republican primary will face an opponent in the general election in November.

It looks like it was designed for preschoolers not adults and certainly not for technically savvy folks like you and me.

But look at him, I mean he looks just like you, I mean technically this could be committing suicide.

They may not be having as much fun as they did when "Jingle Bell Rock" rattled the walls, but technically they are not being harmed, either.

To discuss the tender with the potential Customers technically and commercially, with the help of his immediate manager when required.

The question to ask after England under 21s' defeat isn't "Why were England technically poor? "

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

The Centres for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) technically can intervene if states do not provide proper access to care.

My outlook has been negative for over a year and, technically, I have been "right" on my calls.

Technically, anyone of any ethnicity can be Chinese.

red hair: you know, technically, i'm just an innocent victim here.

If Arthur were instead Septimus's brother (largely spaced in age, but technically possible), he would be related to Sirius only by marriage.

People with alcoholism--technically known as alcohol dependence--have lost reliable control of their alcohol use.

The Company is technically high-quality technical work, the pursuit of efficiency improvement.

The current lack of usable off-the-shelf hardware and software for such experiments makes their implementation technically challenging.

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

Technically we were not at our best tonight. We were not quick enough to find the right ball and the right pass.

OK, so technically you don't need to be married to have a family , but marriage is still the standard method for starting a family.

The country's latest moratorium on golf course construction was brought in more than five years ago, and is still technically in place.

Had they been implemented, it would have been technically possible to copy the noncopyable class within its own private methods!

Seitz says adding bubbles to a 1-square-kilometer patch of ocean is feasible, but scaling it up may be technically difficult.

So this system that was built for TED is here to illustrate that it is technically possible to actually deploy a system like this.

Raul's very good technically and he's been fantastic since I came in. As a reward for his hard work and ability he's scored a few goals.

The easiest elections to audit are the least technically sophisticated: voting with paper ballots.

Unfortunately, dealing with changes is known to be conceptually challenging, technically difficult, and risky.

It doesn't matter how fast or clever a piece of software is technically if it isn't also easy (and enjoyable) to use!

Technically, aim at the characteristic of each parameter, use different floating point scheme and put forward relevant means to adjust rank.

The amnesty already has lapsed technically, after parliament failed to ratify it by a Supreme Court-imposed deadline of last month.

Experience certainly tells us that if something is technically possible, then it's highly likely to be implemented.

Autonomous water utilities should be financially independent as well as technically and economically efficient.

To put something in place that people will use and reuse for as long as it is technically viable and productive.

Thailand, meanwhile, is still technically a constitutional monarchy so of course they're going to have a king.

It appears straightforward (though technically very challenging) to scale up the trapped-ion approach to much larger numbers of qubits.

Howard: Well, technically speaking, the operation is brain damage, but on a par with a night of heavy drinking. Nothing could miss.

It is still technically illegal in Indiana for a mustached man to "habitually kiss human beings. "

Wei Hui moves straight to her theme, but always handles it in a technically correct manner.

The project server administrator might also be a technically oriented lead project manager.

Although technically Avro does not support inheritance [7], it is simple enough to implement an inheritance-like structure.

Technically, a rel=canonical tag is a bit easier to implement as it doesn't involve doing anything server side.

Well, technically, yes. . . but since each organization is currently funding its own IT spending, who's going to fund the shared service?

Though the vote means Mr. Lewis will technically have more checks on his authority, some critics say that in practice, little could change.

But ease-of-use and accessibility come with a risk: Technically appealing tests may not be good educationally .

The management of these fractures is technically demanding and may result in suboptimal fixation owing to poor bone stock.

It's very important to me that I can work both technically and artistically.

The objective is to use simple technically accurate terms, and to the greatest extent possible, rely on common dictionary definitions.

so I suppose that, technically, some of it is nonfiction.

Technically you can create a Component without GameObject, but you won't be able to use it until you apply it to a GameObject.

It's not simply a case of funding a few hi-tech labs but also of training the next generation of technically competent people, he says.

It is technically easy to give an illusion of depth.

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

The difference between the two prices represents the investor's profit, which technically amounts to the accumulated interest.

Installing a heavy configuration management tool can be off-putting for even technically minded people.

But technically recoverable does not mean economically recoverable, notes Peter Hughes of Ricardo Strategic Consulting.

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

Technically for Kakuta the best situation is stay at Chelsea because he is trying to improve and we are giving him total support to improve.

The old continent has nearly as much technically recoverable shale gas (natural gas trapped in shale formations) as America.

technically , the optimum perforated degree of well is defined as its critical flow rate is equal to its flow rate.

Wilshere is better technically than Makelele. He's slower than Makelele but when he receives the ball he is more dangerous than Makelele.

Standards for energy conservation shall be technically advanced and economically rational and be subject to continued improvement.

The Iraqi parliament was technically required to vote to elect a new president, a new prime minister and a new speaker at its first session.

Previously, this was known to be technically possible, but the process was hopelessly inefficient.

Are technically part of the controller in the MVC pattern, as they respond to events initiated by the client.

Some people are white, like the Rightists in the Party who are politically white and technically inexpert.

Still, if you're planning to use these with technically savvy roommates, there are a number of ways you could make the programs more secure.

Technically, the only people they report to are the shareholders.

The process of training personnel and building a smaller, more technically competent force is the long-term goal of PLA modernization.

Mike: Well no technically dad was the pasty and you were my stooge.

But passwords aren't foolproof, and a technically savvy crook could break through the defense.

Now, the monitor is just as limited as the page, technically, right?

Royal literature does not serve technically for game, literature is perforative is an industry.

All banks may technically require prenotification before they must honour withdrawal requests on savings or other interest bearing accounts.

Coca growers use plenty of pesticides, many of which are technically banned in Colombia, he said.

As a temporary worker, Mr. Hirano was technically the employee of a staffing agency, and not of the factory where he worked.

He adds modestly , "when I don't place much on this recognition, it is an acknowledgement that you are doing things right technically. "

Technically you could do *all* the work in Smalltalk but there is some performance issues with doing that and there is no real benefit.

World new technological revolution development, also promotes the international fund raising unceasing innovation technically.

The updates should only be as "real time" as dictated by the subject-matter expert -- not necessarily when technically feasible.

Another time the president almost tripped over my leash, and even though that wasn't technically my fault, I take full responsibility.

All our objectives are possible because we have a strong, compact squad who are technically able and capable of winning anything.

Technically, it did not even suffer a recession.

Technically, the legislated taxation structure for a country including royalty payments.

Are the personnel responsible for administering the quality assurance function technically informed?

It's certainly fair to say that Digit is as demanding as any human child (although in gorilla years she is, technically, a young woman now).

An actual default would be an epic disaster -- but it's enormously unlikely, even if Congress technically hasn't reached a deal.

So, while the US may technically be close to the end of a severe recession, most of America is facing a near-depression.

Though he was technically a prize-fighter, Mendoza did much to change crude prize-fighting into a sport, for he brought science to the game.

The research shows that, the electronic voltage transformer is technically feasible for the accurate measuring of power system voltage.

Technically, he really knows his football. I enjoy working with him. He covers all the bases which is very important at this level.

Le Figaro has already expressed distress that it is technically against the law to wear a ski mask in a public place.

so technically, it's true. That's what makes it so funny. Pardon me a moment. Ha ha!

The war ended in a truce, not a treaty, thus the north and the south are still technically at war.

It is technically a private club, but is open to any Oregon residents who hold an official medical marijuana card.

The condenser microphone, technically, is an electrical system that depends upon variations in the internal capacitance.

Many of the online computer stores used to sell exclusively through printed catalogs, addressing the technically astute.

A quarter-century ago, Japanese companies and their diligent, technically adept workers had the global economy by the tail.

Garlic sold in traditional outlets has been chemically treated to keep it from sprouting, so technically it is no longer a live food.

And the online tracking possible for (high-value) goods consignments could also be technically adapted for high-value letters.

But there will then be no harmonica composition that you could not master technically and musically.

Faculty hiring and student admissions are technically powers of the trustees, who have in turn assigned them to the president.

It is now widely accepted that averting serious climate change is technically feasible and economically affordable.

While these users are technically literate, network services setup and firewalls are not a normal part of their knowledgebase.

Software company established a project technically custom-built development center, focus development in headquarters completely.

The report hasn't been confirmed, but Andresen did concede to the online magazine Ars Technica that such a crime was technically possible.

And if compatibility is technically feasible, the new entrant's compatibility decision-making depends on compatibility cost.

Technically, that strong shaking was an aftershock of the devastating 9. 0 temblor that hit the nation nearly a month ago.

He wasn't necessarily a strong player, not particularly fast or even that great technically.

If that statistic is accepted as fact, Seinfeld's joke, while ridiculous sounding, would be technically correct.

Pictured above is the west end of the Veil Nebula known technically as NGC6960 but less formally as the Witch's Broom Nebula .

The most technically designed suit in the Hurricane series, the C5 helps you make the most out of the first leg of your triathlon.

"The oil sands represent a more technically complex and expensive endeavour" than traditional oil recovery methods, the report said.

The game platform is the end-user access device to the game, also technically known as the client side.