in the sense

So our head needs to be in charge in the sense of regularly monitoring and checking the responses and leaps of our heart.

So I stood and stared, and felt a sort of grim satisfaction in the sense of my own loneliness.

Markets may be efficient in a narrow sense but not in the sense of allocating capital to its most productive use.

Your female breasts gently down, the heart in the sense of urgency faded away, the whole body becomes at ease.

It differs from lady killer in the sense that he shows great interests in making them happy, at least for a while.

His father designs him for a professional person in the sense of being a lawyer, a doctor, or a dentist.

Simply: by the age and the deeply conservative (in the sense of preserving) nature of the system.

We knew that this was not in the sense of -- we think about the site, and think about the need for a memorial.

But the great books can be considered elementary in the sense that they treat the elements of any subject matter.

The Hanging Gardens probably did not really "hang" in the sense of being suspended from cables or ropes.

Noise in the sense of a large number of small events is often a causal factor much more powerful than a small number of large events can be.

the term "control" being used in the sense of power to elect or appoint a majority of directors or to direct the management of a company.

It was not "protection" in the sense of owning some private property or private corporations owning a piece of the public domain.

To be free, in the sense of autonomous, requires that I act not out of a hypothetical imperative but out of a categorical imperative.

All languages are equally powerful in the sense of being Turing equivalent, but that's not the sense of the word programmers care about.

Note that a random effects model does not 'take account' of the heterogeneity, in the sense that it is no longer an issue.

Mr Smedley, with the drudgery of the office a thing of the past, exulted in the sense of freedom that came from his longed-for release.

Only in the sense that you'll probably be given some sort of fruit, but you have no idea whether to expect strawberries or bananas.

A movement in the sense of a wave: wave upon wave, starting from nowhere and with no beach to crash upon.

Being abundant, every other care appeared to have subsided in the sense of enjoyment dependent on this all-important fact.

Hanged, as a past tense and a past participle of hang, is used in the sense of "to put to death by hanging. "

It learns early on which biological molecules are "self" , in the sense that they are routine parts of the body it is protecting.

I actually planned two additional films before we started this one, in the sense that, that, you know, I mapped out the story roughly.

Rarely do they serve as gatekeepers in the sense of significantly narrowing down the stories to be disseminated from among those available.

I have got to know a young man of great worth in the sense that he understands football.

Now, we also differ in the sense that you feel that religion has been a bane, B -A- N - E, to civilization, and I feel atheism has.

Except in the sense that it is for free trade everywhere it is not specifically trying to spread the American way of life.

The solutions converge to the average of the initial value in the sense of H^1 as the time tends to infinity.

Unlike symbols and icons, text-based logos are effective in the sense that the name is clearly spelt out for easier recognition.

In the sense that they are doing much the same sort of thing in much the same sort of way, this would be true enough.

Now, if there is precipitation, anticipation here, it is not in the sense that this step skips over, goes more quickly than its own stages.

There is a happy ending in every situation but it is not always happy, in the sense of how 'happy' is generally defined.

He was "called down upon the earth" in the sense that it was now possible to accept Him and to hear His Voice.

Not in the sense that she owns it. Nor in the sense that it isn't also a sanctuary for millions of other people around the world.

"Pop song, " is first recorded as being used in 1926 in the sense of a piece of music "having popular appeal" .

It is even possible that happiness, in the sense of a temperament or disposition to feel good, induces high self-esteem.

The American Revolution was not a revolution in the sense of a radical or total change.

But be gentle in the sense that you don't have to do all your tasks immediately as long as you start doing some.

Why? first of all we have to be absolute in the sense of security and effective anti-counterfeiting are conceptually distinct.

"She is a sort of a Margaret Thatcher figure in the sense that she is a very strong person, " he says.

Got me to stay and in the sense you could say after that point I never really looked back.

Easy in the sense that it would not require extensive modification to the infrastructure or existing applications.

An equivalent proposition of saddle point and a saddle point theorem in the sense of strict efficiency are given.

There is no human nature in the sense of a biologically fixed substratum determining the variability of socio-cultural formations.

It is locally convex in the sense that it has no loops and the curvature never changes sign.

For a long time, our ancestors had used fire to roast meat but, in the sense that we would use the word today, they were now 'cooking'.

I'm sure you know someone in your social circle who always orders "safe" ; safe in the sense that they order what they already know.

Existentialism is not atheist in the sense that it would exhaust itself in demonstrations of the non-existence of God.

It says they are infinite to precisely the same extent, in the sense that a "one-to-one correspondence" can be established between them.

This paper discusses number of equivalent propositions and characteristics for integrable in the sense of Riemann.

KFC in the kind of casual dining, entertainment in the sense of the feeling of the Chinese fast-food shop not.

He is not a prophet in the sense of peering into a crystal ball.

Variants in the sense of philology mainly refer to characters capable of replacing each other or variants of Chinese characters.

This is not quite to say, simply, that it is a matter of the couple in the sense of the sexual pair.

This thesis attempts to deal with ELT (English Language Teaching) interaction assessment validity in the sense of morality.

crepuscular Relating to dawn or dusk, often used in the sense of when a species is active.

They're versatile in the sense that they're super comfortable, yet attractive enough to wear to a nice restaurant.

In the sense of individuality and generality, human being can be divided into individual being and social being.

Not in the sense that some beliefs from India have the spirit reborn into a different or better physical form in this world.

In a sense, failures are expected -- at least in the sense we have specifically checked.

Rails is the system; Ruby is the raw material (too low level, not in the sense of easy).

Being out of the game really helped me out in the sense that it revitalised me.

This should not be interpreted in the sense that looking at date without much modeling is an illegitimate activity.

The Canterbury Tales, so far as they are in verse, have been printed without any abridgement or designed change in the sense.

Thus, the disclosure on the Internet of the information challenges the conception of novelty and prior art in the sense of patent law.

Note that a "commit" on the application system is not necessarily in the sense of a database or application commit.

Listening carefully to the speaking of the plight, Heidegger further thinks of "Building" in the sense of dwelling.

Such associates may feel comfortable in the sense of being familiar, or present the opportunity to try again to tame the difficult mother.

No, it's not a methodology in the sense of a lot of paperwork and additional hoops for developers to jump through.

This paper studies the saddle point and duality theory of set-valued optimization problems in the sense of strict efficiency.

and wisdom in the sense of comprehensive vision is not necessarily present in specialists in the pursuit of knowledge.

The cultural consciousness in the sense of anthropology has brought forth the change from cultural centralism to cultural relativism.

It was almost a spiritual atmosphere, not in the religious sense, but in the sense that people wanted to accomplish something great.

In Taoist culture, Tao dominates nature, society and life in the sense of thing-in-itself and general law.

Suppose, also, that the mechanisms that copy phenotypes from each generation to the next are "imperfect" in the sense given above.

"I feel like a second parent in the sense that I helped raise my family, " Lindsay told Alluremagazine earlier this year.

Note the difference in the sense of rotation: counter-clockwise in the northern hemisphere, and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.

Add in the sense of shade, metals are reflective, therefore have stronger sense of light and dark.

Nothing is owned in the sense of ownership as you have now, and all is shared without exception.

Second, Westerners are less communal in the sense of being less comfortable with close contact than the rest of the world.

Marketing must be understood in the sense of satisfying customer needs.

Timelessness - in the sense of time never ending, never beginning - is a stagnant nothing. It is absolutely uninteresting.

A service might or might not be a component in the sense of encapsulated software.

The natural monopoly 'wins' in the sense of producing goods for less, thus making a larger profit on each item sold.

they could still be a bubble in the sense that they've got to beat Stanford.

But you've never had sex in the sense with someone you want it to be with, so in that sense you are a virgin.

There is only human nature in the sense of anthropological constants that delimit and permit man's socio-cultural formations.

Gombrich is the last master in the sense of traditional Western art history.

"Food prices have not come down in the sense of other commodities such as oil, " he says.

Criminal capacity is a concept in the sense of criminal law, and an abstract type of legal analogy .

What you've said is in the sense a great insult to his dignity.

In the sense of really reading it, understanding every page, and conducting an intelligent debate on the contents later?

So I believe that we are the generation mostly lacking in the sense of security, and probably even more for the future.

Not in the sense of "Gee, how am I going to handle all of this power? "

Although ML detector is optimal in the sense of minimization of bit error rate, it is not practical for its complexity.

Twilight of the setting sun is so warm, stunning yellow in the sense of taste!

Suppression of the chattering mind indicates control in the sense of resistance, does it not?

Simple but luxurious, comfortable in the sense of touch, has visual impact, a unique style, has more artistic appeal.

Personalization is possible in the sense that you have content filtering level.

Guilt These nouns are compared in the sense of responsibility for an offense.

Yet cartel pricing would still be inefficient in the sense of misallocating resources, relative to the allocation under competition.

Just as I am not persuaded that Asia is an "idea" in the sense that the West is.

However, the closed-loop structure also reveals the author in the sense of indecision and fluctuating theme.

Be noted that the core service capabilities slightly better than its competitors in the sense that features.

The fathers of the Republic, however, were isolationists only in the sense that they wished to shelter their democracy from foreign power.

Most of these solutions are mainframe-centric in the sense that binding COBOL to XML and SOAP messaging run directly on the mainframe.

It was dark, but in a good sense -- in the sense that it shed light on human nature and our human social element.

Modern penological thought discounts retribution in the sense of vengeance.

Just as even if a piece of crystal glass is placed on the eyes, yet the eyes can see, so the knowing mind is hidden in the sense organs.

Concurrency, in the sense of running code in parallel, isn't actually that hard to do.

As we age our memory is vulnerable in the sense that we may have more difficulty remembering details of what's happened to us recently.

I was frugal in the sense that I knew what I needed, and then I purchased what I wanted, and nothing more.

Banking is sui generis, in the sense of being an essential utility with periodic tendencies to collapse.

The use case specification itself is abstract or generic, in the sense that you don't expect different flows for different search terms.

Some still call the ocean a bank, though no longer in the sense of limitless cash.

"Measuring governance is difficult, and no indicator is 100% reliable in the sense of giving completely accurate information" Kraay says.

And actually inaccurate in the sense that those pressures are going to be higher than what the central pressure is.

The actions taken by the government are far from enough in the sense of preserving the present order out society.

After all, we could make more money, in the sense of buying more US goods and services than before, while doing less work.

It was actually "discovered" long ago in the sense that museum specimens of the fish existed at Scripps Oceanographic Institute.

And I don't mean power in the sense of lording it over others.

None of these things are impractical in the sense that a bus operator could implement them if they had to.

This term employs eye in the sense of "a central spot, " a usage dating from the mid-1700s.

Sotomayor: Why isn't that obscene in the sense that you're using the word, or deviant?

Teachers must establish their prestige in the sense of responsibility first.

The set-valued optimization problem with constraints is considered in the sense of super efficiency in real normed linear space.

The WSDL definition is also rather limited, in the sense that it does not allow for specifying arrays of attachments of arbitrary types.

Based on these results, this paper further investigate the continuous properties of dynamical evaluation in the sense of "almost surely" .

The main consideration is how to determine the minimal fixed point number in the sense of homotopy.

Passers-by a brow pressed look, feel and some frustration, not completely diffuse in the sense of snow that year.

One is clearly biotechnology in the sense of new gene insertion and new traits.

First, man deconstructs understanding in the sense of experience.

Obviously this is not interesting at all in the sense of the narrative.

But it is when he deals with the Sinner that he is most romantic, in the sense of most real. The world had always loved the Saint.

We never saw the candidate as being "branded, " in the sense of having an identity superficially imposed on the campaign.

Nor should a "god" in the sense of "god of the gap" be created to explain our ignorance.

Think of this perhaps as a first date, in the sense that there is much anticipation and there are many expectations.

The Chinese government has spent decades ensuring that public discourse has remained "public" only in the sense of "government owned. "

He was very influential in the sense that he, too, is a risk-taker, and he taught me how to let go and be free with my inner ideas.

However America doesn't really have liberal democracy, except in the sense that within a few wide bounds one can say what one wants.

But I'm the rebel type in the sense that I don't think I'm like everyone else.

The Big Bang is really continuing now, we are continuing to bang if you want in the sense the expansion of the universe is continuing.

But, whenever you have strong convictions, you must not be tolerant in the sense that you must not accept any compromise of your beliefs.

My system is mechanical in the sense that there are bet selection rules to follow exactly. There is no difficult computations to make.

It was analysis in the sense of Plato, who opposed to synthesis.

And I think nature wants to express itself in the sense that we are nature, humans are of the universe.

Integral probability of compensation efficiency Strehl ratio is given in the sense of short exposure.

netstat is really not a monitoring tool in the sense of vmstat and iostat.

A Merge refinement is similar to a Local map in the sense that it is essentially a container for nesting other mappings.

So I put forward the "green infiltration" concept, the formation of the alluvial plain of the same city and into in the sense that the.

Not "alone" in the sense of being single, but spending less time around other people.

It may not be silent in the sense of soundless.

Pseudo-classes may be dynamic, in the sense that an element may acquire or lose a pseudo-class while a user interacts with the document.

t will be a superposed structure in the sense that it has multiple options contained within it at any given time and that it can be rebuilt.

fatherhood , in the sense of conscious begetting , is unknown to man.

not every business leader is an entrepreneur in the sense that say , schumpeter , drucker , and stevenson had in mind.

Forth, it is the lack of student participation in the sense of practice awareness.

Another Earth touches on this moral dimension in the sense that the second planet gives you a second chance.

Many churches are becoming 'Missional' in the sense that it wants to serve very specific focus groups with specific needs.

It is a truism that triple A rated bonds are risk free in the sense that the actual return on the bond is the same as the expected return.

It concludes that history is not only one of the sciences, but also a science in the sense of natural science.

Perhaps this might have some positive consequence in the sense that the government will finally push for some takeovers.

Note: Such operations are not necessarily actions in the sense of HTTP.

as we have seen , on the level sociology of knowledge ha been concerned with intellectual history , in the sense of history of ideas.

This attitude is perhaps a noble one, but, in the sense which - I think - most people would give to the word, it is inhuman.

When you are in love, in the sense of feeling rather than the current language of the time.

And there is space not only in a geographical sense, but in the sense of opportunity, of social mobility.

Few events, or even conversations, are "private" in the sense that you can safely assume nothing you say will go any further.

This device is absolute in the sense that it does not require calibration in a known field of neutrons.

Representations carry information in the sense that they 'say' something, or are interpretable as 'saying' something.

The housing plan announced this week looks good in the sense that it will help many homeowners, but it won't spur a new housing boom.

These activities are profound in the sense that they are essential to what we characterize as a flourishing human life.

That's right. We use this phrase especially in the sense of trying hard at work.

Lincoln and Darwin were both revolutionaries, in the sense that both men upended realities that prevailed when they were born.

Periods without stock-market crashes are very safe, in the sense that depressions are extremely unlikely.

Media types are mutually exclusive in the sense that a user agent can only support one media type when rendering a document.

The sensitive mechanism of micro airstream gyroscope was explained by calculating the distributing of stream field in the sense organ.

Parents a sense of grace in life, life in the sense of a friend's grace, this, I have to go have a footprint where everyone's kindness.

This package is balanced in the sense that it is an implementation package: highly unstable.

The term comes from the word "log" used in the sense of a record or a note.

It's a quality game, in the sense that you can't just crank out calls and expect success if you're doing the wrong things.

I agree with you in the sense. But we're all more miserable than ever, aren't we?

A web of data with a meaning in the sense that computer programs can know enough about the data to process it.

The sober , "In the sense of serving it, " entered her brain.

PHP is an expression-oriented language, in the sense that almost everything is an expression.

But they are, of course, equivalent in the sense that they arise from the same set of equations.

And we don't mean learned in the sense that now you know how to do it again.

I mean, all of the rebels are proud of what they're doing, in the sense that they believe in it.

The closest thing to a standard in this space (close only in the sense that the moon is closer to Brooklyn than Jupiter is) is XUpdate.

Sixteenth hole, 365 yards; A rarity, in the sense that the hole definitely plays better in a particular wind direction.

Economy is also very important in the sense of optimizing the use of available resources on our planet.

"No effect, in the sense that the transition was done in accordance with the constitution, " added Wane.

people above this line are middle-class in the sense that they have moved out of poverty.

CSS style rules cascade in the sense that global style rules continue to apply to HTML elements unless local style rules override them.

But yes, in the sense that it is a repeatable process for developing software, it is in fact a methodology, although a lightweight one.

They determined that doctors don't really get their patients, in the sense that they are poor judges of the latter's health beliefs.

These roles are "active" in the sense that they produce artifacts to support the software development process.

He does not mean ethical in the sense that you or I would mean by moral.

And in the sense, you feel yourself up to fullness.

Well, at least I hope I have astonished you in the modern sense, not in the sense the word held when it first appeared in English.

The operation is adaptive in the sense that the tap-adjustment information is derived from the received data.

The book is profound in the sense that it treats the minute of everyday life with respect.

I'm an optimist in the sense that I believe humans are noble and honorable, and some of them are really smart.

Decision can be "positive" in the sense that they alter the status quoin some way.

Just in the sense the consciousness of literature proposed by Lu Xun is redefined and interpreted ontologically.

The speed of data acquisition at leading end is a part of important functions in the sense or control system.

I also enjoy and choose to work with the minimum, in the sense that my productions require a very low production budget.

Consider Cobol. Cobol is a high-level language, in the sense that it gets compiled into machine language.

These planets are not fully evolutionary in the sense that Earth is, but that is still a valid way of living on those worlds.

Not in the sense that most people are talking about - but in part they are probably right about racial discrimination.

So they don't mean historical in the sense of, this is what really happened.

not grain, cattle raised industrially thrive only in the sense that they gain weight quickly.

Walking is something you can do with others, in the sense that it can be a joint activity, a joint undertaking.

you have the church militantand in the sense of spiritual militancy we were very militant indeed.

This is a generic project, in the sense that the programs developed here are used in several of the projects that follow. See Fig.

By default, all custom classes extend , which is very similar to an HTML in the sense that it serves primarily as a container.

It's NOT really a compiler in the sense that it doesn't produce native machine code from PHP sources, but it works!

Too often this results in the sense that if I prescribe both doxycycline andChinese herbs, I am being holistic.

But I root for people in the sense that some awards will help people's careers more than others.

These runlevel numbers are on the whole "well-known, " in the sense that most of them have very clearly defined meanings.

The right to property is a natural right in the sense that it is prepolitical.

There is a certain logic to that in the sense that they were very much partners and very much guilty of the same things.

In this case, the organization is more traditional in the sense that it requires a higher office presence.

in the sense that when I encountered that material, I felt that very heightened sense that these were comments. . .

They acted as leaders only in the sense that they lead the charge towards inevitable doom.

In the sense that it was cooking food that we could not eat otherwise.

Spinoza's ethics is individualistic in the sense that its fundamental motive is the desire of individual perfection or hapines.

or necessary they may be , are not wealth in the sense in which the term is used in Political Economy.

In the sense that it is a refinement cycle, an iteration does not have to include all phases of the development process.

If we become like little children, in the sense that Christ meant it, we should once more turn this valley of tears into paradise.

Only when we surpass the limitation and unlimitation, can we get the dialectical unity in the sense of metaphysics.

We're demanding in the sense that we want them to give their absolute best and to work hard.

It is historical in the sense that it deals with the historical development of individual languages.

I fail this world, I fear, I fear in the sense inexplicable forces, but would like to challenge him.

If we were outside this, it would almost be meaningless, in the sense as before time.

But Shanda is different in the sense that it is both an excellent starter and executor.

When you talk about cities in the sense we are, what you're really talking about is collections of people.

Embeddable databases are lightweight in the sense that they require little memory during run time.

Advertising on the Web is very effective in the sense that advertisers can reach great scale and do precision targeting.

It is warm in the sense that the server is not performing "useful" work.

Scala is functional: Scala is also a functional language in the sense that every function is a value.

Stealing in the sense Picasso meant isn't about ripping off your fellow designers.

And not tough in the sense that most people think of, where your parents yell at you or hit you or whatever.

gavrielle : It wasn't really a colony in the sense that we colonized the Philippines deliberately.

The particle plays a crucial role in the sense formation and expansion in idioms.

Due to the yellow easily brings a lot of fruit skin so that it can cause rich acidity in the sense of orexins.

Utopias are machines in the sense that utopias not only have the potential of deterritorialization but are reterritorialized entities.

They are local in the sense that there are no clear, stable norms that other firms emulate in broad consensus.

History teaches that it is futile to seek any set of rules that could work in the sense described.

It is true that capitalism works some of the time, in the sense that it has broughtuntold prosperity to some sectors of the world.