Students so attired ducked teachers in the hallways because hoodies are technically a uniform infraction.
Technically out of uniform, they were busted -or not, as it turned out -by General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Commander of all Allied Forces in the European Theatre, and General Omar Bradley, both of whom greeted the young women with proper military salutes and broad smiles.
Technically, EM and uniform segmentations are fused, based on multiplication law of probability.
The girls are technically pretty in a uniform, Sloaney kind of way, while the men are more varied, falling into three main categories: dull preening James Blunt types, dull preening indie types, and simpering ruddy-cheeked oafs who look like they're about to pull a pair of underpants over their head and run around snorting like a hog in a bid to impress a blind-drunk debutante.
Technically, this also confirms the uniform pooling of RNA samples from different tissues for library construction.
Though she wore the same uniform for each, these were technically separate jobs.
The foil retained the saturated humidity necessary for uniform and consistent infections which technically reduced the variation in disease development.
Soldiers weren't technically allowed to modify the exteriors of their uniforms, so they carved messages of hope, violence, and, occassionally, of wanting people to kiss their asses, into the faces of their lighters.
Technically, Thome would have to splash Peoria, Ill., on his uniform to be a true homeboy.
"We're wearing white uniforms but we're the visiting team," Joe Torre said yesterday, recalling the odd circumstances last week in the Tokyo Dome, where fabled Yankee stripes were their uniform of the day even though Tampa Bay was technically the home team, batting last and all that.
