Unlike protein-based hormones like insulin, sex hormones like testosterone and estrogen are technically steroids, meaning they are derived from cholesterol.
These aren't technically "killstreaks" meaning a pelican won't strafe overhead and deck people with a missile barrage (thank god), rather you can pick whether you want an item like a shotgun, energy sword or speed boost delivered to your character.
Well, technically -- meaning actually in fact -- yes.
The operation he needed is established in surgical lore for being technically challenging, meaning even most neurosurgeons don't take it on.
Until the debts are paid, the federal government requires former candidates in most cases to keep their campaign committees open and, technically, active, meaning some of the indebtedness stretches back decades.
Previously, Öpik also had to repay £2,499 for a 42in plasma television, which the parliamentary authorities deemed "not allowed" because it was purchased while parliament was dissolved for a general election, meaning technically, Öpik wasn't actually an MP.
While it technically is wireless, meaning that you don't need to run any cable to your house, it's not "wireless" in the way that we generally use the word "wireless", meaning truly mobile.
In many cases, couriers for these companies are technically self-employed, meaning they're expected to supply their own vehicle, aren't entitled to holidays or sick pay.
Is it possible to look at a body of data in a way that is technically "true" -- meaning the data is not overtly falsified, but actually "false," meaning the processing of data, because beyond the capabilities of human perception, can appear to be without social, political and economic motivation?
