" Technically, the details of the action show that, while not markedly better in a melee than the war-seasoned French, the British infantry had in its volleys a power that no other troops then existing possessed, and it was these volleys that decided the day even more than the individual stubbornness of the men.

Technically one could show a German angora as a Giant angora since they have German angoras in their pedigrees, however they are unlikely to score well due to the lack of desired body shape.

Technically a member of the Action League, Justice serves as the Lassie of the show, warning fellow members of the League of dangers that they were otherwise unaware of.

Technically the show was among the better radio productions of the time, employing realistic sound effects and sailing terminology, well paced stories and colorfully detailed settings.

Technically, Stringfield was the first and last original cast member to leave the show.

Bert Newton commented in 2008, " message was true ; Technically it's very difficult to keep a show on air with Mr. Packer on the phone, yelling at you.

Technically, rated ships with fewer than 28 guns could not be classed as frigates but as " post ships "; however, in common parlance most post ships were often described as " frigates ", the same casual misuse of the term being extended to smaller two-decked ships that were too small to stand in the line of battle.

Technically, the Alto was a small minicomputer, but it could be considered a personal computer in the sense that it was used by a single person sitting at a desk, in contrast with the mainframes and other minicomputers of the era.

Technically superior to its two predecessors, XvT runs on Windows, requires a joystick ( the others could be played with a mouse ), features a CD audio soundtrack, supports high resolution graphics, brings texture mapping to the ship models of the in-flight game engine, includes robust multiplayer options for up to eight players in free-for-all, team-based, and cooperative play modes, and has a sophisticated pilot and mission selection system that tracks the player's points and awards.

Technically, members of both houses could be termed as " Member of Parliament "; however, in practice, only members of the lower house are referred to as Members of Parliament (), while members of the upper house are called Senators ().

Technically, no kingdoms could exist in the Holy Roman Empire except for Bohemia.

Technically you could have latitudes greater than 90 or less than-90, but this is an ambiguous case, since there would be an equivalent coordinate with an inverse longitude.

Technically, since she is played by the same actress as Fred, it could be said that she was credited as a regular from her first appearance, but the first instance of the opening sequence showing Amy Acker specifically as Illyria and not Fred is in " Underneath ".

Technically, this algorithm is only similar to the true number in a non-decimal system representation, since for example we could have the " base " less than one of the " digits ".

Technically, this could be up eight people ( three for the Coalition, five for the Alliance ), but it is not common to have a separate player for each of the smaller powers in play ( and especially so for the Tholian Holdfast, which is included in this total, but is neutral for most of the game, and a very minor force when it is active ), so that typical team play is probably four to five players.

Technically, the Tug Hill could more accurately be called a cuesta since it is actually composed of sedimentary rocks that tip up on one side, rising from about 350 feet on the west to over 2, 000 feet in the east.

" Technically I guess you could say I'm Jewish since my mother was Jewish ... but she converted ( to Christianity ).

Technically, all Transformers that are parts of a gestalt could also be called triple changers, as they have a robot mode, a vehicle mode and a body part mode, however, most fans only consider forms that a robot can form all by itself for being a Triple Changer.

Technically, it was the first all-digital non-linear editing system, since it could also do editing of the video that was recorded on the Harry.

Technically the grant was to Powell's father ( a British subject ) to be passed on by descent.

Technically almost anybody can be chairman, as long as they have plenty of management experience.

Technically speaking an iambic tune, for instance, cannot be used with words of, say, trochaic metre.

Technically, the men involved were considered to be in a serious breach of IRA discipline and were liable to be court-martialed, but it was considered more politically expedient to hold them up as examples of a rejuvenated militarism.

Technically they are HII regions, because most hydrogen will be ionized, but they are denser and more compact than the nebulae in star formation regions.

( Technically, quantum operations can be probabilistic combinations of unitaries, so quantum computation really does generalize classical computation.

Technically this amount cannot be called a weregild, because it was more akin to a reimbursement to the owner for lost or damaged property.

Technically, to be a reception, instead of some other form of entertainment, guests must be greeted with a receiving line.

Technically, it is not necessary for N to be a normal subgroup, as long as S is a subgroup of the normalizer of N. In this case, the intersection S ∩ N is not a normal subgroup of G, but it is still a normal subgroup of S.

Technically, devices that create explosions of this type can not be classified as " bombs " by the definition presented at the top of this article.

Technically, a fig fruit proper would be one of the many tiny mature, seed-bearing flowers found inside one fig – if you cut open a fresh fig, the flowers will appear as fleshy " threads ", each bearing a single seed inside.

Technically, glucose syrup is any liquid starch hydrolysate of mono -, di -, and higher-saccharides and can be made from any source of starch ; wheat, tapioca and potatoes are the most common other sources.

Technically, angioplasty can be used to describe any dimensional treatment of blood vessels, whether enlarging, or reducing diameter, depending on requirements to treat the pathology.

Technically, they can be anywhere.

Technically, Atom should be considered the more advanced syndication format between the two.

Technically the subimago of the Ephemeroptera might be described as a stage in a form of hypermetamorphosis, but that is not common practice.

Under the marriage agreement, if Baldwin and Adelaide had no children, the heir to the kingdom would be Roger II of Sicily, Adelaide's son by her first husband Roger I. Technically the marriage to Adelaide was bigamous because Arda was still alive in a monastery in Jerusalem, and it would later cause many problems both for Baldwin and Patriarch Arnulf, who had sanctioned it.

Technically, Shinjuku is therefore the prefectural capital of Tokyo ; but according to a statement by the governor's office, Tokyo ( the – as administrative unit: former – Tokyo City, the area of today's 23 special wards collectively ) can usually be considered the capital of Tokyo ( prefecture /" Metropolis ") for geographical purposes.

Technically there is also a unary positive but it is not needed since we assume a value to be positive:

Technically, Bonanno kept the vow of omertà and answered no questions in government hearings, but many then-current New York Mafia leaders were outraged at what he had said in his book and considered him to have already broken the vow.

Show representatives denied that she had been fired, saying, " Technically, she's just not returning ", while other sources said that her option had not been renewed.

An Associated Press reporter observing the demonstration said, " Technically, it was surprisingly good.

" Doug Pratt, a DVD reviewer and Rolling Stone contributor, said, " Technically, the Christmas episode might well be the show's best effort, artistically, because it tackles the PC-ification of Christmas head-on, and also has an interesting psychological subtext: does the hero actually see Mr. Hankey, or does he have some serious psychological problems?