His forecast turned out to be accurate.

This is technically impossible.

It is technically possible.

It's technically possible.

He didn't give a precise answer.

Our study is an impression of the moon's surface.

For young men of course.

And yet our buildings are pretty much limited by the techniques and wonders that have been part of them.

But technically, Craig is not an American.

I think your answer is accurate.

We always will find a technological solution to bypass online censorship.

With age, he has become more tech savvy.

But is this an accurate description of slow growing countries?

Pop culture is perhaps the clearest example of this universality.

I find words with concise definitions to be the easiest to remember.

To be precise, I go, because I am forced to.

In Iran, Pokémon GO is technically unavailable for download.

If train traffic on certain routes increased, it suggested that army food supplies were being delivered, thus hinting at impending military action.

Likewise, shipments of toilet paper are amazingly accurate indicators of military activity.

The plan is rather complicated, but it is legally and technically sound.

It sounds a bit technical, and it is.

I believe that, in terms of technology, we are not ready for this.

Transfer of power to a EU body has generally been accompanied by a clear operational definition of the policy goals.

To be sure, China s situation is more extreme than Japan s.

They even invented a new term the people's revolution to define a coup d'etat.

Actually, technically, it's not a rectum. It's called a cloaca.

Exploiting technology Syrians are generally literate, numerate, and technologically sophisticated.

This passport illustration is factually correct, but as one commenter pointed out

(To be precise, Nato must treat the applications of all three Baltic countries together.

And that kind of gave me the inspiration or rather to be precise, it gave my wife the inspiration.

I had a real sense of purpose I demonstrated my opinion a precise and righteous way.

Often, as with the properties of a gas reserve, for example, information is technically difficult to obtain.

It is never safe, however, to project the future just by extrapolating current trends.

The case of Playboy is a much more accurate barometer of the state of religious radicalism in Indonesia.

With a correct value for its seven first decimal digits, this value of 3.141592920... remained the most accurate approximation of available for the next 800 years.

It is clear, however, that there are some countries where this is not in operation.

The image above shows all Exact Location coordinates from Leetaru et al.'s sample.

They were not concerned with legalisms, about whether, technically, the Geneva conventions did or did not apply.

Technically, successful financial deleveraging means restructuring their debts and forcing some of them into bankruptcy.

Because Navalny is still under house arrest, the blog is technically run by his wife.

Many VPNs make it technically difficult, if not impossible, to monitor a user s traffic and behavior.

Part of the difficulty of contending with a crisis of confidence is that it is hard to quantify confidence in the first place.

First, it is a guarantee of peace war is now technically impossible between the Union s interlinked member countries.

But to do it, you need a long, single strand of DNA, which is technically very difficult to get.

I can tell you, technically we can build Skycars my God, we went to the moon!