The forthcoming eviction might be technically fair, but it somehow does not seem right.
The other weekdays are, technically, fair game if a marshal decides not to take part in the break.
However, there is little empirical research been done so far to define a rigorous, technically fair, yet affordable method for performance evaluation for data fusion processes.
These campaigns, lively and technically "free and fair," were not without risk for participants.
Located in a former grain silo, Depot Basel is technically not a fair, "since we operate throughout the year," as Matylda Krzykowski, one of Depot Basel's organizers, puts it.
Freddie, for instance, is technically insolvent under fair value accounting rules, in which the company puts a market value on assets as if it had to sell them now.
However, it is technically difficult to conduct fair comparison of those devices to ours because the capture efficiency can substantially vary depending on the experimental conditions, such as flow rate, tumor cell concentrations, and types of capturing agents (antibody, peptide, or aptamer).
As in everything that has ever happened to anyone ever (which, to be fair to Warne, technically involves love, sport and having a nice chat with Piers Morgan on Twitter).
But if they rebuff the ayatollah, they might tip the country's largely pro-invasion Shias, who count for 60% of Iraqis, into opposition.The Americans say it is technically impossible to hold a fair election by May, when the assembly is supposed to take shape.
Syre isn't dead technically, but it'd be fair to say the patient isn't showing any brain activity.
This weekend marks the fifth annual NY Art Book Fair (though things technically got underway last night) at MOMA's PS1 in Long Island City, Queens.
