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61. Strictly speaking, multilanguage domain names have been possible for a decade.

62. Strictly speaking, I am not impersonating this individual, since "Joyce Carol Oates" doesn't exist, except as an author-identification.

63. Many students in medical school are, strictly speaking, studying for their parents.

64. Strictly speaking, China's bourgeois democratic revolution was begun by Dr. Sun Yat - sen .

65. Social psychology, strictly speaking, deals with the behavior of people in groups.

66. Many of the independent companies may not be, strictly speaking, startups but they would be a lot closer to startups than what Google offers now.

67. Agricultural production is both year - round and highly seasonal; strictly speaking, there is no slack season.

68. Strictly speaking, the classical definition of thixotropy pertains only to those fluids that exhibit reversible structural changes.

69. But strictly speaking there is no real dualism here, because there is a clearly defined hierarchic relationship between the two principles.

70. Strictly speaking all kinds of natural water are actually mixtures.

71. The incrementing of the USN is not, strictly speaking, under your control.

72. Burden of producing evidence and burden of persuasion in the Anglo-American law system and subjective burden and objective burden are different, strictly speaking.

73. Strictly speaking, the current codes can only guide design and construction of the tunnel under three-lane tunnel project. The super-span tunnel is still at initial stage.

74. Strictly speaking, it is not correct to refer to proxy mode services as deployments of existing services; there is no explicit reference to the ultimate receiver when a proxy mode service is set up.

75. Strictly speaking , however , fatalism is not a form of determinism.

76. Strictly speaking[sentencedict.com], this transaction in the accounting is not recognized as hedging transactions.

77. Strictly speaking, a process does not need a start node in order to simulate.

78. Strictly speaking, what I refer to as a parse tree in the following, language theoreticians would more precisely call an AST.

79. Said in his controversial book "Orientalism. "... After De Lesseps no one could speak of the Orient as belonging to another world, strictly speaking.

80. Strictly speaking, it is not possible to absorb gamma rays completely.

81. WE AFFIRM that inspiration, strictly speaking, applies only to the autographic text of Scripture, which in the providence of God can be ascertained from available manuscripts with great accuracy.

82. Strictly speaking, our next stop on the walk through time should have been a 3.4-million-year-old site called Maka, which had yielded a jaw and some other remains of Australopithecus afarensis.

83. Strictly speaking, the sumo wrestler will make a slightly louder sound because of momentum conservation, but the difference will be small, in spite of the fact that his arm may be 20 times heavier.

84. Often a tsunami is incorrectly referred to as a tidal wave, which, strictly speaking, describes the periodic movement of water associated with the rise and fall of the tides.

85. It is the first scene of the play chronologically. I tell a lie,(www.Sentencedict.com) it's actually strictly speaking the second scene.

86. But any material embodiment or encoding of information is still strictly speaking rivalrous.

87. Aerodynamic forces and moments are strictly speaking functionals of the state variables.

88. We are concerned with some New Englanders who were not strictly speaking Bostonians.

89. Strictly speaking, if I were you, I would just and ask ont.

90. Strictly speaking Hankow and Nanking lie just south of the Great Plain.