"We had to call the technician who sold it to us, and he came over," he said in one letter.
"Requiring the state to call the technician who filled out a form and recorded the results of a test is a hollow formality," Justice Kennedy wrote.
Also, I need to call the technician so that the snow finally stops falling on us in the middle of the movie channels.
Indeed, in the Watergate hearings, he was called the technician for his attention to lawyerly detail.
When his name was called, the technician led him to the semi-private room where patients reclined in blue vinyl chairs, watching television they could not understand.
"The big difference is that now we have to call for the technicians instead of keeping them on standby". The savings, he said, amount to several hundred thousand dollars a year.
ORLANDO, Fla .— Deep in the bowels of Walt Disney World, inside an underground bunker called the Disney Operational Command Center, technicians know that you are standing in line and that you are most likely annoyed about it.
If you receive an NIH award that will now pay for a technician, call the foundation, explain that you are now able to pay for the technician on an NIH grant, and say that you would like to move the money for the technician into unrestricted funds.
One product, which technicians call the flying Nintendo, provides a computer-generated flight path that puts up a series of boxes for the plane to pass through -- like hoops for a tiger at the circus -- so it will stay on track to the runway.
The remaining 20percentt will be treated under what some experts call the "Coke-can rule," meaning technicians will swab any object the size of a can of soda or larger.
