My boss screamed that I was "completely incompetent, technically unsound and incapable of managing my workload".
Bernie's plan is completely possible technically, and you can find a dozen similar plans by various scientists who know what they're talking about.
c) Metastases are technically completely resectable or amenable to complete ablation by cryoablation and/or radiofrequency ablation.
The images are technically completely different from Fusco's prints.
It's also technically completely optional for passengers, some awakened by flashlight beams in their eyes, to engage in what the patrol calls a "consensual and nonintrusive conversation"; but they aren't told that.
Additionally, for a sample with particularly high observed efficiency values (abnormal values) compared to other samples, in DEA, the efficiency frontier is determined to include these observed values as a technically completely efficient sample, since a negative deviation from the frontier is not allowed.
wear those little hats with the brim folded up, therefore rendering the cap – and please explain the logic to me if I'm wrong – technically completely pointless?
James Spader plays the big baddie, and unlike other stars-playing-villains, he doesn't phone it in (even though his character is completely CGI, so technically, he is phoning it in).
This year the government has helped prolong our booze-related thoughts, telling us halfway through last month that we should drink no more than seven pints per week, and then that we should think about cancer every time we have a glass of wine – both kind of buzzkill memos, but also technically completely true.
In the church, he presented meticulously researched, technically correct, but completely ridiculous charts and graphs.
