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He remains, by virtue of his earlier work, easily the best memoirist of any American secretary of state or president in the modern era.

By virtue of this superior quality, this product is often sold out of stock in many areas.

A chihuahua is a dog, but a tall chihuahua is not a tall dog; "tall" changes meaning by virtue of the word next to it.

And yet - by virtue of the fact that this was not addressed in the antenna design - it appears that the inconceivable did in fact occur.

Indonesia is in a very active seismic zone, also, but by virtue of it's larger size than Japan, it has more total earthquakes.

That's because nature intended women to have fewer cycles by virtue of being pregnant much of the time, he said.

By virtue of this superior quality, this product is often sold out in many areas.

D. By virtue of your long service to this country, we have decided to give you this gold watch as an expression_r of our thanks.

Optical fiber gas sensor has found a wide range of applications by virtue of it~ various technical merits.

The Company hereby irrevocably waives any right to invoke jurisdiction it may have to any court by virtue of the laws of the PRC.

The energy possessed by an object by virtue of its motion is called kinetic energy, or energy of motion.

Ecological Farm is an agricultural production system set up in a specific region by virtue of ecological theory and natural conditions.

By virtue of this superior quality, this product is often sold out of stock in ma fantastic rooms.

or the natural person who creates the software by virtue of his own resources and assumes responsibility for that software.

In such a world, where power of all kinds is more widely and evenly distributed, the United States cannot lead by virtue of its power alone.

Holy Scripture must be acknowledged as the Word of God by virtue of its divine origin.

Such designation shall be effected by virtue of a written notification between the aeronautical authorities of both Contracting Parties.

Desire is simply a referent like any other, which seduction immediately betters and transcends, precisely by virtue of its its spirit.

Consideration of a minority patient's language, customs and beliefs by virtue of their heritage is a concept known as cultural competency.

She defeated the bad guy by virtue of her courage and by a pair of vices.

"For one, the Hubble Space Telescope has weighed in on dark energy by virtue of the measurements of supernovae, " he said.

The prior rights of all persons entitled thereto by virtue of any other statute.

relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand.

Heat is defined as the form of energy that is transferred between a system and its surroundings by virtue of a temperature difference.

The setup allows such minimally equipped sort of ad hoc bulletin board created by virtue of simple texts.

And the epithet began to be handled through habit, by virtue of scholastic traditions and not through living poetic feeling.

The antinomy that the Scholastic tradition posed as a matter of principle is here taken to be resolved by virtue of being imaginary.

Look, if this was 1, 500 years ago, by virtue of his size and strength, Kurt would be entitled to his choice of female partners.

thermal energy: Internal energy of a system in thermodynamic equilibrium (see thermodynamics) by virtue of its temperature.

And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1959.

October surpasses all the summer months by virtue of being the first in nearly half a year to clear the street of college age people.

Goodwill is an intangible asset that represents the extra value ascribed to a company by virtue of its brand and reputation.

The mortgage established by the joint owners of a ship shall not be affected by virtue of the division of ownership thereof.

By virtue of our unique geography, the United States is both an Atlantic and a Pacific power.

It exists only by virtue of a sort of contract signed by the members of a community.

She start empty-handed, by virtue of her extraordinary creativity and unyielding spirit to become come first on the list of design master.

Then, by virtue of his eloquence and organizational skills, as the "Muslim Student Association, " President.

Since its inception the Company by virtue of modern management idea, advanced management mode to innovation and development.

Nietzsche surely wants to improve the ways that he judges yes and no within life by virtue of that monist insight.

I attempt to give a fair evaluation to 'Universal Love' by virtue of re-examining it in a broader range.

Thus, the poor Jia woman finds herself unable to find a mate by virtue of her high income.

By virtue of not growing up in the industry, I raise ideas that provoke and think differently.

It is not possible simply by virtue of the number and size of funds to determine the fate of all enterprises, should let the market decide.

By virtue of just setting this goal and striving for it, I'm naturally increasing my output more than if I didn't set it.

By virtue of its superior quality, this item has marketed with a warm reception and quick sale in most European countries.

They are the civilised world, and know themselves to be such by virtue of righteously disembowelling the odd barbarian now and again.

This set of rules allows a process to have capabilities either by virtue of being root or by running a setuid root file.

It is the responsibility of the author is to be by virtue of the mind and imagination to the reader insights to show a meaningful framework.

Since ingredients are not the same everywhere, Chinese food begins to assume a local character simply by virtue of the ingredients it uses.

The philosopher, by contrast, is free by virtue of his or her other worldliness, by their capacity to fall into wells and appear silly.

This article deals with output regulation of an adiabatic tubular reactor by virtue of a single manipulated input.

By virtue of his victory, he felt he could do what he pleased.

By virtue of its own specific gravity-its totalitarian gravity-this power deepens its totality and extends its range.

A few giants dominate by virtue of low costs, leaving room for niche players, and all the middle-sized companies get squeezed out.

By virtue of her individual drive and competitiveness, she has already ascended to the apex of the major leagues.

User principals also acquire role mappings by virtue of the groups to which they belong.

Whatever document you put into a shredder will be shredded, not by virtue of what the document says but by virtue of what a shredder does.

By virtue of its superior quality, this item has met with a warm reception in most European countries.

Democrats believe that by virtue of its massive purchasing power the federal government could negotiate better prices.

By virtue of both rotational matrices for both ends for a beam element, a rotational matrix for a beam element was exactly formulated.

Therefore, the renaissance of literature, by virtue of the magic power of movies, will be a natural outcome.

Additional safety is guaranteed by virtue of a fully redundant design of the measuring apparatus.

The potential energy is energy the system possesses by virtue of its configuration.

Some of them are better by virtue of being more accurate in a scientific sense, some are better by virtue of their simplicity.

In the United States, Massachusetts and California, by virtue of state court constitutional rulings, now allow gay marriage.

This paper integrated corporate social responsibility(CSR)into the enterprise strategic management planning by virtue of balanced scorecard.

He was an object of interest simply by virtue of being British.

By virtue of the inherent capacitive characteristics, faulty TSVs can be detected with little area overhead for the circuit under test.

By virtue of storage economics, that means that if there is surplus of Canadian heavy sours, it translates into a discount for WTI.

By virtue of something ineffable and melancholy which enveloped him, she felt the look in his eyes which she could not see.

I believe it is in my nature to dance by virtue of the beat of my heart, the pulse of my blood and the music in my mind. So I dance daily.

Only transformer coupling can contribute to the voltage gain of an amplifier by virtue of a stepup turns ratio.

In the end, they are by virtue of their extraordinary intelligence and indomitable willpower, able to complete their wish.

how the risk by virtue of superior risk management techniques to minimize loss and achieve business goals and the stability of earnings .

The optimization algorithm for the relaxed subproblem is constructed by virtue of the optimality function and the convergence is proved.

By virtue of a professional and attentive service, competitive prices, the market won wide acclaim.

The filigree, presumably by virtue of these fields, completely alters the structure of the granulation.

The factor of a turbine flowmeter is obtained by virtue of the equilibrium equation.

Faced with customers, we proved that by virtue of the quality of our ability, by virtue of service that our attitude.

These adjectives mean of, belonging to, or connected with a specific place or country by virtue of birth or origin.

Finally, by virtue of the Riemann-Jacobi inversion, the solution of the soliton equation is represented in the original variable explicitly.

And they had to be smart, too, by virtue of the fact that they attended boarding school.

And so, most of you, by virtue of your ability to observe, have quite a mixture of vibration.

The superstars do form a non-competing group by virtue of inborn talent, aided of course by determination and ambition.

Simply by virtue of experience in clinical medicine and equipment inspection, is hard to avoid the occurrence of misdiagnosis.

In many cases, China Asset Management is a significant shareholder in many Chinese companies by virtue of the funds it manages.

By virtue of the excellent quality, competitive price and best service. our company had won a good reputation in the domestic and overseas.

By virtue of its quality, the REUNIPECHE offer is in tune with popular trends and the growing widespread concern with health.

By virtue of his own effort he succeeded in the exam.

By virtue of its size, China is the "holy grail" of banking, says Jonathan Larsen, who runs Citi's consumer business in Asia.

In the fierce market competition, by virtue of our efforts and attitudes persist innovative concept, perfect.

These illustrious personalities stand out prominently in the annals of history by virtue of their remarkable talents and achievements.

By virtue of its size, business model and popularity, Facebook is the rare company that doesn't need Wall Street to go public.

Charles' sister, Anne, is lower in the line of succession than her younger brothers Andrew and Edward by virtue of their male gender.

By virtue of resources in brand manufacturers, GBF could launch equity investment to help facilitate the IPO.

As a result, you'll really know whether or not your goal pace is attainable or not by virtue of how you perform over the second half.

So there are values only by virtue of life, value is only in life's value, moreover what life values as good is itself.

Many states, by virtue of their demographics or economic profile, will predictably favor a certain candidate or party.

Expecting magic to happen just by virtue of bringing the team together in a room to discuss recent events is unrealistic.

Dickens is a high-yield writers, by virtue of his hard work and talent to create a large number of classics.

The Report makes various recommendations, some of which would apply to banks by virtue of their involvement in securities business.

Nitriding steels, by virtue of their alloying content, are stronger than ordinary steels and respond readily to heat treatment.

These three local minima differ by virtue of whether the resulting vacuum energy is positive, negative or zero.

The diseases are related by virtue of having an unknown etiology, common clinical symptoms, and overlapping histologic features.

By virtue of the authority I hold, I sentence you to prison.

The operation of a Linearizer is by virtue of a serially connected amplifier element and compensating element.

This means that the view is not exerting a drag by virtue of its existence.

No, power seduces by virtue of the reversibility that haunts it, and on which a minor cycle is instituted.

By virtue of the advantages of FEM and RBM the problems are simplified and the computational efficiency is improved remarkably.

The licence declaration is seen here as a unilateral offer which the user accepts by virtue of performing the relevant act of use.

By virtue of the pole pieces and the feet, the magnetic flux from the magnet is condensed before it is applied to the pipe.

Though she is not American by birth, she's an American by virtue of her marriage to an American.

In those cases, the student may be given advanced placement by virtue of the previous degree.

At last, concrete procedures are given to calculate project period by virtue of parallel discrete events-based simulation method.

By virtue of their market sense and good business credit, enhance the venture freely. . . . . . , further.

Yizhou difficult terrain, there is a vast fertile land, is a fertile place, emperor emperor was established by virtue of its industry.

and some business card printing industry is by virtue of continuous publicity to the early days of deep impact, so in the short term sales.

By virtue of their very design, VoIP services like Skype are inherently more collaborative than old school telephony.

Consider the fonts below as an example of how typography can communicate just by virtue of its design.

He was promoted because of his own ability, not by virtue of family background.

the Scarecrow shall rule by virtue of his highly superior brain.

" After layers of strict selection, the final by virtue of the cooperation and Gou Wei original song " Big Dipper's love.

At first Brown attributed the motion to a mobility possessed by the pollen grains by virtue of their animate nature.

surely the watch, by virtue of its complexity and apparent purposiveness of design, requires a watchmaker to explain it.

Besides, this paper analysed the factors affecting hospital medical quality by virtue of grey relational theory.

By virtue of non spacing single-base design, the product can be placed on the smallest Office.

Sculpture and painting, by virtue of never turning off, can pierce the familiarity of their surroundings.

That has allowed it to trump rivals on cost by virtue of its economies of scale.

And the emulsification system established in the experiment was validated by virtue of microscopic observation.

This is what I thoroughly tempered, by virtue of hard and serious dedication to create personalized works out good.

Brazil, Russia, India and China became the up-and-coming "Brics" by virtue of globalisation.

This paper mainly by virtue of high-tech products designed a PLC programmable intelligent master controller.

By virtue of RNG turbulent model, the control equation group of airflow flowing inside the diffuser was firstly built.

Note that firms are not distinguished from households solely by virtue of being commercial enterprises.

reed relays, by virtue of their construction, are always sealed.

Some cities retain their role as administrative centres, by virtue of their political status.

Zeus the God King by virtue of the status of everywhere, making a lot of affair to Demeter brought endless trouble.

Residence permit by virtue of their family members can apply for family reunification in Germany.

But not merely on the assertion by virtue of this feeling, this feeling is generated by electric acupuncture.

The algorithm uses bisection method to allocate bandwidth to the frames in the current window by virtue of R-D model of FGS.

by virtue of their high quality and effective color output, received a positive response from the market.

It is the negative expression of the very positive blood relationship, by virtue of which the individuals it comprises become a gens.

By virtue of graph theory, the network equations based on the loop current method are set up for single-phase induction motors.

It is worth pointing out that the world's established cities have already proved their critics wrong by virtue of their resilience.

Philosophy should broaden its thinking by virtue of scientific achievements.

But he is "entitled" to control and dominate women by virtue of his sex.

it makes it onto the RealAge list of healthy herbs by virtue of its anti-cancer potency.

Secret holder by virtue of the unique skills that a life of worry-free treatment of back pain.

By virtue of the said Will of the said Lu Pan, I am one of the beneficiaries entitled to the properties stated in recital (1) above.

e. g. He obtained the position by virtue of his ability.

As the VFX supervisor in Lucas Film's Industrial Light & Magic, Robert Blalack won the VFX Oscar award by virtue of Star Wars.

By inertia is meant that property of matter by virtue of which a body resists the influence of an outside force.

We are back online after the backup . By virtue of the new scheduling server we are seeing no post-outage connection drops .

If rpc has write privileges, by virtue of being listed in the Figure 5 ACL, then it is the dekihost ACL owner to which he can write.

He was exempt from charges by virtue of his youth.

For example, it would be questionable to use Zachman in a development environment by virtue of its inherent unsuitability.

I was born rich, certainly, but I remain rich by virtue of exceptional conduct.

He was promoted by virtue of his abilities.

Robinson, by virtue of their self-confidence, self-reliance, courage, wisdom, life on the uninhabited island in 28 years.

He thought that by virtue of their memories to find his family, but because the resolution is not clear direction and be put in a quandary.

Works of German photographer Reinhard Dirscherl get Jose, by virtue of the natural class of single second prize.

They become fair game by virtue of their ubiquity, or inability to defend themselves.

Humans are sovereign beings by virtue of their indwelling adjusters.

A procedure is not generic simply by virtue of being defined inside a generic class or a generic structure .

also, by virtue of its simplicity it is accessible to the most undeveloped mind.

I make a note to pass word along to LucasBooks. . . which I guess I just have, by virtue of writing this journal.

At first, a date with her could "wonderize" the day before and the day after by virtue of their association.

Rail transport in this wave surrounded, by virtue of their own advantages, was re-development.

He was promoted by virtue of his ability.

Nonetheless, by virtue of being of the same sex, gay people have an opportunity to reconceive institutionalised relationships.

By virtue of such assumed operation, the diode is termed a "Stopping Diode"

Creative viewing platform in Krippenstein, Austria was cleverly named "5 Fingers" by virtue of its hand-like shape.

Such projectiles are considered to have a better effect on a target by virtue of their more regular fragmentation pattern.

"I tend to collect things by virtue of them passing through my hands, " he says. "Some sit in my home, but don't stay forever. "

By virtue of the right which every man has to open or shut his door.

Some are still trading hubs, by virtue of their geographical position.

Responsibility: By virtue of having more control and say in our world, more authority, we also have more responsibility.

Terry Pratchett's Discworld might not have the gravitas of other fantasy works, but it makes our list by virtue of being pure fun.

The instinct of death spurs life to continue by virtue of new individual.

The flowmeter is proved precise and stable and reliable by virtue of large measure data.

He became a famous astronomer by virtue of his song curiosity about the space and stars since he was very young .

She became a British citizen by virtue of her marriage.

They all have a common ancestral mother, by virtue of their descent from whom the female offspring in each generation are sisters.

I read the paper and call it crap by virtue of the sloppiness of the work.

But you don't become "beautiful" just by virtue of the aging process.

By virtue of their known sympathies and desire for change, they will be seen as honest and trustworthy people.

Simply by virtue of being news sites, they tend to be more similar than they are different.

By virtue of birth, some castes inherit wealth; the Dalits inherit debt.

MFEDB parameters optimizing according to the destined purpose by virtue of elastoplastic dynamic time history analysis.

Trying different jobs, and even by virtue of self-learning has opened the whole nursery, care for children.

got the job by virtue of her greater experience.

The player defeated his rivals by virtue of greater experience.

By virtue of primogeniture, in some cultures the first-born child has many privileges denied his brothers and sisters.

He got the job in the laboratory by virtue of his qualifications.

And by virtue of being technologies, they're manipulable.

vested in oneself or by virtue of qualifications one has achieved.

The planets rise and fall day and night by virtue of the earth's rotation .

Section IV, Jilin team by virtue of scoring double foreign aid Liyingwaihe constantly.

Many of us have a digital camera with us at all times these days, just by virtue of carrying around a cell phone.

"By virtue of testing positive for HIV, they have forfeited reproductive rights, " Hanssens says.

Molecules rotate and vibrate by virtue of their heat.

We look down upon those who are promoted by virtue of flattering their superiors.

This offer trumped the one that Brown put forward ealier by virtue of its clarity.

by, via, with, for, by means of, by virtue of , because of, resort to.

the house is listed in the range of demolition by virtue of urban construction.

the quality of evil by virtue of villainous behavior.

In order to search and manage conveniently, by virtue of computers books management system can improve work effectively.

someone who exercises power by virtue of wealth.

Not only are car radios better radios , but they get a better signal just by virtue of being outdoors .

In happy families , parents highligten the kindness , by virtue of which children grow up tamely .

So we've got all these differentthings, and there is nothing they share by virtue of which they all count as "knowing. "

They are credentialed by virtue of their track record.

38. Such project iles are considered to have a better effect on target by virtue of their more regular fragmentation pattern.

g. "Holder" means the party who is entitled to the rights described in Article 7(a) by virtue of its possession of a valid Private Key.

He passed the examination by virtue of hard work.

Some records China is taking by virtue of its population, at 1. 3 billion the largest in the world.

The player defeated his rivals by virtue of.

unclearness by virtue of having more than one meaning.

Where by virtue of the Consumer Card discounts are 8!

He got the job by virtue of his ability.

By virtue of process stability, LinkTronix founded 800Z easily 10 micron Kodak vision screening party better.

By virtue of what right?

He win the game by virtue of strength of will.

piety by virtue of devotion to duty.

A new laboratory was set up by virtue of government aid.

Happy in the game, but also by virtue of the strength in the game to win fame and wealth - for each player, it is the dream?

The property by virtue of which a bodytends to remain in either of natural statesis called inertia.

By virtue of(7. 9), the first terms on each side of this last equation are equal to each other.

Plastic bags are usefufl for holding many kinds of food, by virtue of their clearness, toughness and low cost.

China will be the largest economy ever - by virtue of population and technology aquisition.

Her specialty is ballet, which is by virtue of training of so many years.

We know that a stationary object exerts force by virtue of its weight.

At the same time, private courier companies by virtue of low labor costs, but also to win a share of the express delivery market.

I listen to my friend said to wild zoo tickets for 100 yuan, by virtue of disability permit free travel.

or by virtue of and In accordance with such a lease, a sublease or licence to occupy any part of the land is granted to any person,

I want to get promotion by virtue of my ability.

After loading of the goods, the harbor of Hong Kong by virtue of miscellaneous fees to be charged to the shipper.

Select at least one aspect of service by virtue of your own condition and be engaged in such service in a certain period of time;

to corrugated equipment in our country by virtue of economic and practical features part of seize market share.

Where by virtue of this section a person would not be entitled to enfORce a judgment OR ORder against any property,

the term "Australian tax" means tax imposed by Australia, being tax to which this Agreement applies by virtue of Article 2;

the persons with access to the relevant inside information by virtue of their positions in a company;

The ranks for operational, political and logistics reserve officers by virtue of their post grades shall be as follows:

Thyme It makes it into grilled poultry, fish, and meat marinades by virtue of its minty , lemony flavor;

By virtue of its size, an independent Scotland's borrowing costs would almost certainly be higher

Study of the Real-time Data Transmission System by Virtue of Bluetooth in Control System

intermediate broker or Market, including obligations owed by virtue of the positions

The ranks for specialized technical reserve officers by virtue of their post grades shall be as follows:

The minimum inhibitory concentration of the three natural preservatives was determined by virtue of agar diffusion method;

Pension schemes taken out by virtue of a contract of employment or the insured's occupation