Therefore, says Virtusize, they don't capture how a specific style will fit as garments vary in terms of style etc. regardless of if they are technically the same size and have historically worked out well for the customer.
Known technically as dispensational premillennialism, this way of envisioning the "end times" had been worked out and debated for a century in fundamentalist circles, with the latest current events always being brought into prophetic line.
Most of this is fast and confusing, and some of it doesn't work out technically.
Abbi and Ilana don't technically thrive, but everything always works out for them whereas when the Girls girls falter, it's devastating.
Shale gas certainly has potential as a "bridging fuel", buying us perhaps a couple more decades to work out - both technically and politically - a viable way to genuinely and rapidly decarbonise the global economy.
They are, ostensibly, living their dream as an N.F.L. player, except on some days, when technically they are just another guy working out in a local gym.
Though they were technically brilliant, it was hard to work out just what was guiding the flashing fingers, any more than it was possible to sense what Cho really thinks the B flat minor Sonata is all about; music that Chopin himself described as "a few of my wildest children" seemed almost matter of fact here.
This means, technically, you don't have to work out; but, if you want to have some leeway on your diet, working out will burn those unwanted calories that you consume.
"I've never seen this faculty of cognition before in my life!!"); sometimes it just means working out the funniest possible spin on matters of historical record (technically, Plato was indeed "the stage name of a pro wrestler").
Three days in, the group has already created a program that uses the height and weight of each Olympic competitor to work out their body mass index and see what proportion are technically underweight, overweight and obese.
