Examples of using More technically in English and their translations into Greek
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Drupal is a more technically advanced CMS option.
How does engineering analysis at the start of a project lead to more technically sound designs?
More technically speaking you have to enter some parameters.
But now it actually might be more technically accurate because it might bang.
It is a fully open source program, which many people prefer,especially those who are more technically.
This can only be done of course through electrolysis or more technically known as the ionization of water.
More technically, though, they're not always interchangeable, so seeking to understand their difference is a wise move.
However, that also makes the sourcing of analytics bigger and more technically complex than what has been done before.
Left to the more technically mature SEO, the optimized content would probably be weighed down by keyword usage.
Viewers will be able to continue watching this program in more technically perfect image quality in HD resolution.
String theory(or, more technically, M-theory) is often described as the leading candidate for the theory of everything in our universe.
It is a completely open source program, which many people prefer,especially those who are more technically savvy.
But now it actually might be more technically accurate because it might bang. It might make a sound.
The new capabilities include enhanced features such as font smoothing(or more technically, grayscale rasterization).
As soon as we try to apply the more technically specific category of surplus population here, we run into problems.
It is a fully open source plan, which many persons like,especially those who happen to be more technically minded.
As soon as we try to apply the more technically specific category of surplus population here, we run into problems.
However, slots are governed by extremely complicated computer algorithms which make them more technically complex games than table poker.
The more technically capable an adversary is the more likely they would be to find ways to spread the radioactive material over larger areas.
However, the Omani fleet was unable to compete with the more technically advanced European fleets and the Sultanate lost much of the trade with South Asia.
More technically, it relates the electric flux through any hypothetical closed"Gaussian surface" to the enclosed electric charge.
The new car is an outwardly larger,significantly roomier and more technically sophisticated model than the previous eight-year-old model.
More technically, the divergence represents the volume density of the outward flux of a vector field from an infinitesimal volume around a given point.
The all-new hatchback is an outwardly larger,significantly roomier and more technically sophisticated model than today's eight-year-old car.
To put it more technically, a digital audio file contains binary digital data that have to be converted into audio signals that are audible to a human ear.
The CourtŐs audit findings confirm the CommissionŐs own judgement(4) that some of its rural and natural resources development projects in India,especially the more technically oriented ones, may have uncertain prospects for sustainability.
The DSLAM at the level of the local telephone exchange(more technically known as the node of the Subscriber connection), and can be equipment belonging to the supplier or to the historical operator.
It is little secret that, as the shipbuilding orderbook volume for tankers, bulkers and containerships have slipped to yards in the Far East,vessel which are more technically advanced and demanding have remained the province- and dominate the orderbooks- of German shipyards.
Whitehead also described religion more technically as"an ultimate craving to infuse into the insistent particularity of emotion that non-temporal generality which primarily belongs to conceptual thought alone.".
For this reason, general scientific and engineering methodologies are covered in greater depth(with a view to developing methodological skills in the analysis, modeling andformulation of complex engineering problems), whereas more technically advanced courses are offered to complete the student's competences presenting methodologies, technical solutions and application in specific sectors.
