Examples of using Technically speaking in English and their translations into French
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Technically speaking on the basis of cryptographic hash functions,
Technically speaking, it requires a parsing of the table using each‘ X' code to filter messages by type text,
Technically speaking, the process is carried out in a gel- which essentially allows a product designer to draw in a 3D space without any limit of gravity.
While it is true that, technically speaking, Court judgments cannot be enforced, virtually every case
Technically speaking, the characteristics of the elements utilized in this sector are not very different from those required for distribution,
Technically speaking, the application is not a"real" app,
Mr Christopher Wilson- United States AGOA is not, technically speaking, a trade agreement;
Okay, Terry, so I looked through your books-- which are actually just young adult novels you have shoved receipts into-- and technically speaking, we're in some deep deuce.
Coconut Show- see how the masters climb tall coconut palms(technically speaking, not‘trees'), pluck a nut
the use of an opting-out provision, which technically speaking were not the same.
the public/private criteria are based more on the finality of a product than on its particular characteristics an appointment with the hairdresser differs little, technically speaking, from a medical appointment.
Those 10 years of discussion and others that followed mean that, technically speaking, work on PAROS is at a more advanced stage than discussions on an FMCT.
Mr. Sukayri(Jordan) said that the 80,000 Syrians who had entered Jordan as a result of the"Arab Spring" could not, technically speaking, be characterized as refugees because most of them had joined relatives belonging to the large Syrian community already resident in Jordan.
even though, 7 technically speaking, organisms developed though techniques such as mutagenesis are also“genetically modified”.
Technically speaking, the light of the soul-localised in the region of the pineal gland-works through
the crime of serious torture provided for in article 236, technically speaking article 236(1) embodies the crime of"aggravated torture",
which meant that technically speaking they were no longer paid employees;
Technically speaking.
Well, technically speaking.
Technically speaking? No.