Examples of using Which technically in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Which technically, you do not.
Our warrant encompassed his legal residence, which technically, is his house in Florida.
Which, technically, we are.
I'm focusing the crystal on your charge's power, which, technically, is still alive.
Which technically makes it amber.
People also translate
The public was told it was a gas-main explosion which, technically, is the truth.
Which, technically, now you should give back.
Nagravision Cardmagedon and Aladin are often confused with each other andused under the term"Nagravision 2" which technically does not exist.
Toby is in HR, which technically means he works for corporate.
Zombie HQ- it is an excellent shooter game for Android, which technically looks very cool.
I said I'm really hot, which technically was true because I won 14 out of 16 hands.
In fact, one of the voices actually dictated the answers during the exam, which technically possibly counts as cheating.
If these, which technically speaking are copies, were covered by the protection in force it would make the transfer of information- as the recommendation quite rightly states- expensive and complicated for no good reason.
Yeah, but I ended up passed out on the floor, which technically makes me an idiot and you a hero.
The origin was, therefore, a financial crisis in the private sector of the financial system,which rapidly became something that was affecting the real economy in the form of a deep depression, which, technically speaking, was a deep recession.
The operative arm of the LAG is the LAG management which, technically speaking, is the service provider supervised by the LAG board.
In total, we have eight of this type, such as Russia, which covers the Euro-Asian continental mass,or Egypt, which technically links Africa to Asia.
In December 1932, the U.S. Congress rejected the Allied war debt reduction plan, which technically meant that the war reparations and debt reverted to the debt reduction previously granted Germany by the 1929 Young Plan.
After lunch in the neighbourhood,you can walk to the Berliner Dom to admire this splendid church, which technically is not a cathedral.
The point is, you andI signed the wrong papers, which technically means you two are still married and so am I.
Of course for many people it would be more comfortable if Lobo was a hero, even ifhe maintained a little of his violence which, technically, made him an anti-hero.
Both of these effects help you create a calorie deficit which technically translates into weight loss.
But then, finishing the Weatherlight more quickly meant the work crew would be able to leave Bogardan sooner, andgo somewhere safer, which technically fell under the category of guarding them.
We in this House have been asked to assess a proposal which, technically speaking, does not yet exist.
But if we really wanted to exploit this, we would go to trial andtell a jury… which technically I should advise my clients to do.
Some of the resolutions,I have to say, are an overreaction to the latest incidents, which, technically I do not think are as serious as some people have made out.
The 13-episode first season premiered on July 14, 2013 on TV Tokyo during the station's 26:15(02:15 JST)time slot, which technically resulted in the episodes airing on the days following the ones scheduled.
Ultrasonic toothbrushes work by generating an ultrasonic wave usually from an implanted piezo crystal, the frequency of which technically could begin at 20,000 Hz 2,400,000 movements per minute.
For, issues over discriminant validity for second-order modelsare of less significance, in light of the assumption of high correlations among the first-order constructs- which, technically, tend to make discriminant validity unviable because of the existence of the abstract second-order factor.