The phrase "as a gi" is not correct in written English and appears to be incomplete.
It may be intended to refer to "as a gift" or "as a girl," but without context, it is unclear.
Example: "She was treated as a gi, always expected to be polite and accommodating."
Alternatives: "as a present" or "as a female."
I went to the South Downs with two models dressed up as a GI and a civilian woman.
A judoka must wear an outfit known as a gi, which comprises pajama trousers, a cotton belt, and a thick, wide-sleeved jacket, designed to endure rough treatment.
In "Father", the section mainly devoted to Christine's past, Morrison condenses material that would easily provide a dozen novels for another writer, especially Christine's fascinating experiences as a GI bride in Germany, and as the lover of a black 60s radical named Fruit.
In 1951 he made four uncredited walk-on appearances in Hollywood pictures: as a GI in Samuel Fuller's Korean War movie Fixed Bayonets!; playing a second at a boxing match in the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis naval comedy Sailor Beware; standing at a drugstore soda fountain in Douglas Sirk's Has Anybody Seen My Gal?; and as a spectator at a football game in Michael Curtiz's Trouble Along the Way.
But precisely what does legal recognition as a GI guarantee?
Gigolo Joe was originally conceived as a GI Mecha, but Watson suggested changing him to a male prostitute.
A third construct containing only the GUS gene, regulated by the same promoter (p045GUS), was included as a GUS-positive, NAN-negative control.
Embryo line GUS 242 was obtained from the UC Davis Walnut Improvement Laboratory and used as a GUS-positive control.
The ibAGP1 promoter and its TP sequence were transformed into potato along with β-glucuronidase (GUS) as a reporter gene, and GUS activity was subsequently analyzed in the transgenic potato plants.
Initially, we used β-glucuronidase (Gus) as a reporter for unconventional secretion.
Here, the expression of recombinant human bmp-2 gene (rhbmp-2) was studied in tobacco plants using gus as a reporter gene.
