Sleeping pills, technically called hypnotics, have gone through several generations.
The filing of a public dikē (technically called a graphē) was open to every citizen.
A New Approach: Accept Enter "acceptance therapy," or, as it is technically called, "integrative couples therapy".
Note the involvement of the C.I.A. in what the Administration might have "technically" called "combat operations".
According to NSK, the machines are technically called "quadruped walking robots," because they use four legs to move.
They fear for the fate of the 12m "unorganised' retail outlets, as the family-type shops are technically called.
It's quite common for some inexpensive white wines to be bottled with what is technically called dissolved carbon dioxide.
In Sydney, Australia, for the 2000 Summer Olympics, NBC sent three video feeds, technically called circuits, to the United States.
Visitor [to E.B., who is giggling]: "Don't laugh!" Volunteer: "The phallic part is technically called a spike.
Although the meat of an animal from 15 weeks to one year is technically called calf, it is frequently marketed as veal.
Iron powder (technically called zero-valent iron by chemists to show that it has not oxidised) has been used to treat groundwater for more than a decade.
