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| harmonically inventive bass lines in a robust | manner by positioning strings relatively high from th |
| Instead, they are joined in a unique | manner by making the two stone plates so plane like g |
| as been extended to the entire state in phased | manner by installing Terrestrial Transmitters of diff |
| As prasadam feast is organised in a grand | manner by giving food to more than a lakh devotees. |
| century Lusignan was reinforced in the modern | manner by Louis XIV's military architect, Vauban. |
| cial unrest as described in a highly imagistic | manner by a person who has both emotional involvement |
| hen adopted for Christianity in a most blatant | manner by radio and television evangelist Reverend Ik |
| 5 days festival is being celebrated in a grand | manner by the Mayanur people. |
| ram to identify biological threats in a timely | manner by compiling data from multiple sources. |
| he contrary, which was approved in the fullest | manner by His Royal Highness who was at that time at |
| as still young, and she was raised in a strict | manner by her father and stepmother. |
| press apoptosis in a transcription-independent | manner by activating the serine/threonine kinase AKT1 |
| oot (24 m) long room decorated in the Pompeian | manner by O'Reilly in the 1770s in blue, red and gold |
| er care capacity and services in a sustainable | manner by integrating radiotherapy into a comprehensi |
| linked en bloc to an asparagine in a selective | manner by the enzyme oligosaccharyl transferase. |
| an bodies to show their concern in a practical | manner by organising and working together with people |
| ership and had been treated in a highly unjust | manner by Cowie. |
| nuisances not already punishable in a summary | manner by virtue of any act in force throughout the B |
| ow-talk about the two women in a self-absorbed | manner by Darley. |
| g the DDP earn two degrees in a cost-effective | manner by paying only a fraction of cost involved in |
| r hospital managed to keep on functioning in a | manner by organizing local civilians as armed guards. |
| The quadrics can be treated in a uniform | manner by introducing homogeneous coordinates on a Eu |
| usic for the piece cycles through keys in this | manner: C, Cm, Eb, Ebm, Gb, F#m, A, G, Gm, Bb, Bbm, D |
| ul in an attempt to combine the companies in a | manner calculated to avoid taxation. |
| repeated on each derived subset in a recursive | manner called recursive partitioning. |
| Visualizing flow in this | manner can reduce inefficiency within the flow of a s |
| ble in most cases since species stored in this | manner cannot provide a profit but instead slowly dra |
| e is that the peptides being sequenced in this | manner cannot have more than 50 to 60 residues (and i |
| e receptor complex and affect it in a positive | manner, causing increased efficiency of the main site |
| e function of a particular protein; in similar | manner, causing a specific exon to be spliced out of |
| Bavarian officials would rule in an autocratic | manner, causing large-scale resentment amongst a peop |
| e and weak voice and half diffident, unworldly | manner certainly far from self-confidence - would har |
| In a similar | manner, Channel 4 also showed pages from Oracle until |
| He who operates in a | manner characterized other than that in § § 3a - 3f w |
| In similar | manner, chemical energy in cells can be used to creat |
| erves to sharply define an action in time in a | manner clearly perceivable by all, and to endow the a |
| ed a musical idiom which, in a highly personal | manner, combined 16th-century polyphony with Wagneria |
| f stanzas using rhymed, metered sutras, in the | manner common to texts transmitted orally in the guru |
| imals that all have the ability to speak, in a | manner common to fairy tales. |
| pers of which Anne Robinson comments on with a | manner comparable to her witty remarks on The Weakest |
| g members of the gastric glands, disposed in a | manner comparable to a chain of beads around the neck |
| ns to support object-oriented programming in a | manner compatible with Java's object model, yet can b |
| owners sought to renovate their property in a | manner compatible with its historic nature.:1 |
| His fierce | manner concealed a very warm heart, and he particular |
| of each joint is linked to all the others in a | manner conceptually similar to the extension arm on a |
| dealing with perennial ideas in an integrated | manner conducted in a small community of scholasticis |
| Conference to campaign openly for the job in a | manner considered vulgar at the time. |
| his feet and interacted with the audience in a | manner considered a little too enthusiastic. |
| The cowboys work the range in a | manner consistent with their forebears who first rode |
| periment should have inputs that are used in a | manner consistent with your hypothesis to produce an |
| to a fair trial is not breached if it is in a | manner consistent with statutes. |
| ted, even in a purely private law action, in a | manner consistent with the Charter. |
| ed) as long as it kept itself progressing in a | manner consistent with British supervision. |
| ravitation describing spacetime curvature in a | manner consistent with energy considerations. |
| ay intended to prevent its future use and in a | manner consistent with the sanctity of the separated |
| ss to Government information and services in a | manner consistent with laws regarding protection of p |
| d provide evidence that the TOE functions in a | manner consistent with its documentation, and that it |
| imposing the death penalty upon Mr. Garza in a | manner contrary to his right to a fair trial under Ar |
| rins mediate cell-cell binding in a homophilic | manner, contributing to the sorting of heterogeneous |
| When he went calling, his | manner conveyed a faint threat that he might stir his |
| In this | manner corrections of slight discrepancies of the sha |
| In a similar | manner, countries were asked to report on the measure |
| tal, and the donor atoms are arranged in a fac | manner covering a face of a polyhedron. |
| Pradesh.The project was implemented in phased | manner covering 130 districts by year 2007-08.With it |
| e other bishops in the province, which was the | manner customarily used in other dioceses. |
| one to work in the professional and apolitical | manner demanded of the profession. |
| L'Enfantine refers to a “child-like” | manner, demonstrated by frequent shifts of range. |
| nherited in a recessive, dominant, or X-linked | manner, depending on the type of leukodystrophy. |
| uare of side the square root of two, after the | manner deployed by Socrates in Plato's Meno. |
| For the first style he employed a polyphonic | manner derived from the Franco-Flemish school, in par |
| let loose into modern romanticism, and so the | manner descends into the midst of the 20th century. |
| not happy, mainly due to de Steiguer imperious | manner described by Carney as "constant pressure, ira |
| likely that he could have done so in the rapid | manner described by Noel Odell. |
| When plotted in the | manner described above, the value of the "y-intercept |
| Not all top-bar hive keepers cycle comb in the | manner described. |
| d revision of the primary school syllabus in a | manner designed to allow "teachers as much freedom as |
| The renovations were done in a | manner designed to uphold the historic significance o |
| settling the Schleswig-Holstein question in a | manner desirable to her. |
| He attempted to rule in a neutral | manner despite the highly charged atmosphere, and all |
| ted the progression of rock music in a comedic | manner, detailing fictional stories about famous musi |
| that some weapons exports were conducted in a | manner detrimental to Ukraine's defence: a number of |
| secluded retirement; and has sometimes in this | manner devoted whole days and nights to God." |
| Russian scholar Lev Gumilev wrote that this | manner did Ozbeg turn the khanate into a sultanate. |
| Many times, those deported in this | manner did not survive as an ethnic group, because of |
| odifying Art Nouveau decoration in a classical | manner did not find favour with some of his pupils wh |
| works depicting the female body in a realistic | manner did not survive to the present day. |
| German consonant shift manifested itself in a | manner different from that which occurred elsewhere i |
| ctivated faster by moderate pressure, but in a | manner different from what occurred with vegetative m |
| salie, a 50 year old widow, finds her youthful | manner diminished by the "organic phenomena of her ti |
| e unified with narrow-line radio galaxies in a | manner directly analoguous to the Seyfert 1/2 unifica |
| s world in a humorous and occasionally acerbic | manner, drawing on material from his columns and insi |
| jazz in a theatrical and often unconventional | manner, drawing elements from theater and vaudeville. |
| swimsuit segment when Vasini, in a calculated | manner, dropped her wrap and picked it up with her ri |
| tion and all rational distinction become, in a | manner, drowned" (F. |
| tores to the enemy, he had acted in a cowardly | manner during the engagement and deiberately impeded |
| was common to use the murderer's skin in this | manner during the 17th and 18th centuries. |
| inhabited and/or employed in an unintterupted | manner during a time span stretching back to the Bron |
| ad been drunk and had acted in an "unbecoming" | manner during a visit with NROTC midshipmen at Cornel |
| ns of his country, he did not intervene in any | manner during the 1857 Indian Mutiny, during which hi |
| e interrogated one after another in an orderly | manner; during her investigation into the crime Evadn |
| cations or injuries may be attended to in this | manner during recompression. |
| ing wisdom to his underlings in a professorial | manner, e.g.: "Never ask a question unless you alread |
| ntington's steady hard work and unfailing calm | manner earned him the respect of his fellow delegates |
| His | manner easily made him the most high profile contribu |
| specifications, one denotes viscosity in this | manner: efflux time, Zahn cup number. |
| Ms act on the estrogen receptor in a selective | manner, either as agonists, or as antagonists, thereb |
| typically help develop instrumentation in some | manner, either by bringing external financial and/or |
| de discretion, and allowed it to function in a | manner entirely consistent with the exercise of judic |
| r Cooke and that the murder took place in some | manner entirely different from the three official acc |
| culated on non-medical matters in an offensive | manner entirely inconsistent with the status of an in |
| And the taxpayer is in like | manner entitled to be astute to prevent, so far as he |
| movie combining two more episodes in a similar | manner entitled The Demon and The Mummy (which combin |
| this at times makes her behave in an arrogant | manner; especially when it comes to her past and curr |
| ng styles in a more powerful and controversial | manner, especially in his song titled "Remix for P is |
| akers in the above disrespectful or derogatory | manner, especially in the StarCraft 2 community. |
| eet and to conduct themselves in a respectable | manner, especially avoiding contact with the press. |
| The whole film is played in a tongue-in-cheek | manner; especially when it comes to the frequent (but |
| f the ideal lover, not to mention temperament, | manner, etc. |
| this property and thus grow in an uncontrolled | manner even when in contact with neighbouring cells. |
| d later Spain still have to give oath in equal | manner, even after the Biscayan fueros were unilatera |
| Pullo's affable | manner, even when confronting adversaries, remains a |
| a very aristocratic, conceited and fastidious | manner, even though she is in fact the most apprehens |
| If eaten in this | manner, even Lebkuchen hardened by months of exposure |
| Of course, Joe (in typical direct-approach | manner) evicts the goons, who promptly return to thei |
| tion was carried out in a peaceful and orderly | manner except for the clashes between PBDS candidate |
| It is synthesized in a completely analogous | manner, except that it comes from 2-hydroxy-2-methylb |
| However, confusingly, MU* is often used in a | manner exclusive of services specifically described a |
| s reacting against the Italianate Late Baroque | manner exemplified by Thornhill himself, and the desi |
| Jesus Christ, original sin, and the like, in a | manner far removed from that of the conventional orth |
| gers, but Barbier, because of his aristocratic | manner, felt insulted that a boy had tried to improve |
| was praised for realizing the characters "in a | manner few works manage", and for making the novel su |
| e two hover about the hero in a satellite-like | manner, firing shots from the holes in their bald hea |
| training in the traditional master-apprentice | manner, first at his own residence at Badaun, Uttar P |
| of the soldiers and the generals, in a heroic | manner fitting communist ideology. |
| The constitution was amended in this | manner five times: in 1952, 1965, 1974, and twice in |
| be set down are to respect the letters in the | manner following ..." His method of measurement was a |
| s, negroes, and Indians) shall be armed in the | manner following, that is to say: Every soldier shall |
| s in leading Divine Services in the prescribed | manner for readers, conducting religious education an |
| use Francis was then rewarded in the customary | manner for such messengers of success, with a promoti |
| or holding the national election in a peaceful | manner for democratic transition.He appreciated the i |
| n for wells to be produced in the cyclic steam | manner for a few cycles before being put on a steam f |
| e in foods in a cost-effective and sustainable | manner for manufacturers. |
| on save by the employment of counsel in public | manner for distinctly legal services." |
| Results oscillated in this | manner for much of the season, leaving the Shore mid- |
| ain underwater, ovipositing in the traditional | manner for up to 20 minutes at a time. |
| raditional" food (it has been made in the same | manner for more than 25 years, and the recipe is thou |
| n for 72, dismissed B.H. Valentine in the same | manner for 45 and then bowled W.H. Ashdown for 7. His |
| dle such information in a more easily-accessed | manner for those that need that information. |
| By the early 1920s Kanoldt developed the | manner for which he is best known, a magic realist re |
| ere over the top, usually phrased in a rhyming | manner, for example, "You May Shake It for Money, But |
| vents which must occur in a specific order and | manner for an accident to occur, which it compares to |
| Wine had traditionally been made in this | manner for hundreds of years and was popular from the |
| ation or assembly of the product in an ongoing | manner for purposes of performance verification and q |
| elf against society in an increasingly violent | manner for perceived "debits". |
| ditional materials and techniques in a playful | manner, for instance combining fluorescent pigments w |
| MacGeoghegan continued in such a | manner for the following decade. |
| rchetype) and Mayo referred to her in a joking | manner for several rounds thereafter. |
| The new school operated in this | manner for the next fifteen years. |
| ey must complete a series of tasks in a timely | manner for the quest master in return for quest point |
| She also works in a more traditional | manner, foregoing the surface treatment of the paper, |
| s to smooth out deviations from roundness in a | manner formally analogous to the way that the two-dim |
| forms the metric of a Riemannian manifold-in a | manner formally analogous to the way that vibrations |
| In like | manner four grains of the seed of Turnisole being dru |
| ions of emerging technology to these ends in a | manner friendly to people who are disabled, geographi |
| 2) made upholstered armchairs in the Brustolon | manner from the 1860s. |
| t (Stortinget) in a more reliable and official | manner from the middle of the 19th century onwards. |
| eceiving scientific knowledge in a spontaneous | manner from angels. |
| olic education in the city, but in a different | manner from other single-gender high schools such as |
| uly 2009, several horses were poisoned in this | manner from the leaves of the plant. |
| me to close the work in a completely different | manner from the rest of the finale. |
| Restricted in this | manner from expansion, the city, whilst never abandon |
| in the male, and therefore differ in a similar | manner from those of C. puspa female. |
| In this | manner, G. batrachiensis manages to both spread its p |
| ndency to procrastinate over simple tasks in a | manner generally considered sub-optimal to other more |
| n order to discover whether they could in such | manner get into the South-sea; should such passage to |
| Blavet " His amiable disposition and engaging | manner gives rise to a lasting friendship between us |
| Handle bookings in a polite and courteous | manner, giving the highest standards of professional |
| anga himself who guided him in this mysterious | manner, Gnanananda made enquiries in the morning and |
| The coenzyme, behaving in a cyclic | manner, goes between picking up a proton and two elec |
| le and would be affected by tidal heating in a | manner greater than Io, a volcanic satellite of plane |
| What's more, Pullum's ethereal | manner hardly prepared the listener for the song's sc |
| rgued that women who expose themselves in this | manner have no expectation of privacy. |
| Her accent and flirtatious | manner have led to her being dubbed "the Nigella Laws |
| of the timbres and tones available to him in a | manner he could not accomplish with other musicians i |
| In a straightforward | manner he stated that ε (permittivity) as a dielectri |
| In this | manner, he ensures that the risk and the substantial |
| In his personal | manner he was not so adept as Huxley, and he made ene |
| Having worked initially in a figurative | manner, he began abstract works in the early 1930s, s |
| ved, throughout the day, in the most admirable | manner; he directed, encouraged, and led the others, |
| In this | manner he got a broad viewpoint on a vast terrain of |
| In the same | manner he rushed the post on the left and the remaini |
| ight Riki's father attacks the boy in the same | manner he witnessed his brother being executed. |
| Consistently with the austere and simple | manner he thought the chief excellence of dramatic co |
| After designing a website in this | manner, he felt there was an opportunity to create a |
| In this unorthodox -and extremely difficult - | manner, he steered the boat for most of the race. |
| In this | manner he became ruler of Transoxiana. |
| Despite his retirng | manner, he had many friends. |
| rk at the Royal Arsenal, in a somewhat unusual | manner; he and his brother walked the 400-mile journe |
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