He strenuously denies that he has worked as a lobbyist, which is technically correct, although news media accounts have made clear recently that some actions he took for clients were indistinguishable from what registered lobbyists do.
For the past 70 years, the masterful artist has worked to construct three-dimensional worlds ― technically finite yet aesthetically fathomless ― that invite others to join her in shedding the ego and bathing in the infinite everything. .
David Stringer of Associated Press described the coverage as "a success...so far, the BBC's ambitious – and technically tricky – Olympic plan has worked almost without a flaw".
The company has worked to overcome old mistakes made by existing ISPs by hiring technically-savvy individuals.
Erin in Nebraska says "Oh well, rugby here is a game for lesbians, these people seem to have worked it out a tad more technically" Keep the emails coming, I'll try to get as many up as I can..
Like the other assistants, Ms. Schlaff, who was paid $99,575 a year and had worked in the administration from July 1998, technically reported to Mr. Spano but tended to work closely with Mr. Hashmall in overseeing the day-to-day functioning of county departments.
People who have worked with Maritz describe him as brilliant both technically and in his business instincts.
The audience includes trainees who may have never technically held a job in science, despite having worked in academic labs for a decade or more.
"He was 16-0 but he has to work technically on his abilities to compete with a fighter like me". The contest took place at the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer Halle in Stuttgart, Germany, and before the fighters took to the ring there was briefly trouble among rival fans.
While undoubtedly a brilliant concept which has been shown to work technically, it has not spread dramatically, as one might expect.
