When professional footballers, no matter the code, speak of style, they're usually referring to something that's apparent to the external observer, a technical calling card or a way of moving on the field that's somehow idiosyncratic or unique: David Campese and his goosestep, the Sonny Bill Williams offload, Cristiano Ronaldo's motor legs and fabulously still dribbling head.
Example: In a technical call center there will be a mix of stereotypical "computer nerds" and more customer service oriented individuals.
A technical foul called on Snaer, who thought Hansbrough had pushed off and argued with the referee, led to a 5-point play, and Notre Dame was within 52-40 with more than eight minutes to play.
But then the stock market crisis was widely perceived as having been caused by a technical strategy called program trading, and again there was no huge banking crisis or loss of confidence.
In addition, the task in 4 to receive new knowledge, framed as a technical term called the glomerulus.
It set up a technical hurdle called a captcha, which requires a code to be manually entered for batch entries to MySpace profiles.
Saint-Gobain Seals, which designs and manufactures polymer critical parts that protect core systems under extreme conditions, has launched a technical blog called 'The Critical Partner'.
Later Birman [59] proved that if (P_I(A)(A-B P_I(B)) is trA-B P_Iss for all Bounded istracels, I, and if a teclassal condition called mutual subordinancy holds, then (Omega ^{pm }(A,B)) exist and are complete.
On February 7, Mt.Gox — the once-popular exchange that hosted 80percentt of the world's Bitcoin trades — informed users that they were temporarily halting withdrawals of the popular electronic currency from their service due to a technical problem called transaction malleability.
We manipulate a technical parameter called image presentation rate (IPR), the rate at which images are sampled by a camera and displayed on a screen.
