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For all that, it has been instructive to watch the fears of retribution draining away; and, with them, Mr Murdoch's power.

Finally, about that narrative: It's instructive to compare Mr. Obama's rhetorical stance on the economy with that of Ronald Reagan.

The experimental results show that the analysis and control are of instructive significance for the improvement of the surface roughness.

It is instructive to compare Mr Woods' case with that of another sporting celebrity accused of infidelity: David Beckham.

days , even months , passed by unheeded in one rapid and instructive course . at the end of a year dant.

The research home and abroad shows that this theory can be instructive to the cause of education at the present time.

Your speech last night in the school auditorium was one of the MOST instructive. It has been my good fortune to hear.

The dynamic of unintended consequence is often hilarious, and always instructive.

On this, the United States' 40-year history of pressuring Japan to let the yen appreciate against the dollar is instructive.

The guideline, or the "instructive idea" , of their collation was the "main stream" of the thought of their time, i. e.

It is instructive that the 28-year-old Russian defeated all three reigning Grand Slam champions on his way to the year-end title.

Some of those problems were inevitable and possibly instructive bugs in a system that was a giant beta test, with the alpha being Earth.

Applying this model into a sewage plant of Guangdong Province, the testing result indicates that the project is practical and instructive.

This implementation, while limited, will still enable you to perform a number of instructive and revealing experiments on the Hopfield net.

When preparing for a crisis, it is instructive to recall that Noah started building the ark before it began to rain.

The one was more of a national, and the other more of a social, character; but both were highly interesting and instructive for the future.

The research progress and solution to the problems of the company is also instructive to the gearbox manufacturing enterprises.

This instructive order has gone out of our life, which has become chaotic, ruthless, competitive, seeking power with all its pleasures.

This was "instructive" , says Mr Windsor, in his hopes for a stable minority government lasting a full three-year term.

I wish them the right to experiment, to trip and fall, to learn the defeat instructive as victory and is not the end of the world.

It is instructive to compare the steps used for the local queue with the steps required to connect to Amazon's SQS queue.

Some instructive improving had been done against the model of the old medical treatment back send.

The next year should be a very instructive and interesting time.

But doing that at home with your significant other and just two bottles of the same kind of wine is also fun and instructive.

Perhaps the way PrInceton conducts its second language programme might be Instructive for our situation In SIngapore.

By means of the related polices, the UK government supported and accelerated the creative industry, which is instructive to us.

Meanwhile , it can be sobering and instructive to watch the speed with which high-profile people are publicly humiliated these days .

If so, the achievement will be especially instructive to those who, decades ago, considered protecting vehicles to be a doomed endeavour.

Going to lectures by experienced teachers will be very meaningful and instructive.

They offer particularly instructive examples of how European firms are adapting to the challenges of a globalised economy.

Calculation and analysis of a type of cone-shaped nozzle were done by this model. The result proved was instructive in actual application.

Jobs's relentless endeavour, virtually up to the day he died, is instructive.

The book is as instructive as it is entertaining, providing advice at the end of each chapter on how to adopt the secrets.

The disruptions facing the media industry are instructive to any organization.

Today, the lessons the media industry is learning the hard way are instructive to any organization.

Many private exhibitors actually provided very instructive technological surveys of their industries that corresponded more to my views .

It is supposed to be a system more scientific and also instructive for the quality evaluation of hand made dishes.

After writing instructive text, go over it several times to see how you can shorten it.

Though it is occasionally instructive to show what you could have claimed if you didn't have such ethical principles.

The illustration that our Lord uses, in which the Word of God is compared to our daily bread, is most instructive.

It may well be that the most instructive points arise from understanding the differences rather than seizing on superficial similarities.

In this regard, the results of a survey published Tuesday by Citrix (CTXS), a Florida-based networking company, are instructive.

The conclusion is an instructive guidance for visual brokers in the customer loyalty enhancement and competitiveness promotion.

Accordingly Collins and I spent several economical and instructive weeks together in Ravenna.

Thank you for your stimulating company. Most instructive.

Only the result and prediction based reasonable economic interpretation can be robust and instructive in practice.

There is an interesting and instructive saying which goes like this: turning off TV.

The scientist's report was so instructive that we were all very excited.

Listing 3 is instructive because so much of Rexx usage has to do with parsing, managing, and rearranging results from other facilities.

It's instructive, too, to watch another physician work through a case without the benefit of modern technology, says Sehdev.

The practice shows that the laws and forecast method can be instructive and profitable to the mine production.

From a realistic example analysis, instructive effect was shown when it was used in ventilation supervisal.

All these thoughts are of great instructive significance to the building of socialism with Chinese characteristics.

The U. S. experience is instructive and interesting because efficiency activities are unfolding in two different ways at the same time.

The contrast with the US should at least be instructive.

Finally, the characteristics of the line structured light sensor are analyzed and several instructive conclusions are made.

The findings of this study are instructive in developing and implementing traffic management scenarios.

Without one or theother, you will spend a lot of time blundering around in the dark(which can be instructive, but is highly inefficient).

Copyists frequently made mistakes in the main text, but it is very instructive to have their own marginal notes as a guide.

The researches during the paper have instructive means and reference values whether in theory research or practical application.

The results of this study are instructive for further numerical simulation and application of engineering.

This article is instructive except for a few blunders .

It's instructive to take a look at our demographic characteristics and numbers.

This symbiosis is an instructive example of how philosophy and empirical psychology can fruitfully interact.

It is also instructive to look at the curves derived from the actual data files and compare to what such curves should theoretically look.

Then, compensation methods of control system were proposed which provided instructive reference about the designing of the control system.

Dare to make constructive criticism, and embrace the instructive criticism with an open mind.

But for insight on how the situation should be handled, the nation's last encounter with swine flu is instructive .

After a brief introduction of the enterprise, this paper analyzed the companies marketing cost, and then gave instructive conclusions.

The history of the onchocerciasis control programme provides another instructive example.

That makes it an instructive primer on how the minds behind the world's most influential internet company function.

In this regard, comparisons of the virus with strains from previous outbreaks may be instructive.

Biological analogies have been especially instructive for developing artificial immune systems (AISs).

The outcomes of these post-war retrenchments are instructive.

A footstone of thinking for the construction of harmonious society, it plays a rational, instrumental and instructive role.

Though reading specifications is always enlightening, there are times when it's more instructive to play first and ask questions later.

The feasibility of calibration with radio st ar is verified, which has instructive meaning for the application of deep space TT&C system.

Parts of the book are very instructive.

The answer to this question will provide instructive revelation about the selection of Chinese reasonable opening policy.

Recent graduates say they have found the basic work principles highlighted in the novel to be instructive.

Finally, the wearing out of teeth provides an instructive example.

The research was instructive and useful in strengthening of RC members with externally bonded CFRP sheets under small eccentric tension.

These narrative poetry had particular and fleshy plots which showed unexpected, instructive and vivid artistic feature.

Provides instructive overviews and detailed step-by-step procedures for creating ASP. NET applications, Web Forms, and Web Services.

Whether they turn out well or badly, they are likely to be instructive to other companies too.

The research on drainage technique is instructive for quay stability analysis and geologic calamity prevention and control.

These effects have realistic and instructive significance on enterprise' s organization and management.

More instructive, perhaps, is looking not at how Finland's schools are run, but how decisions about education are made.

The only truth that might seem instructive to him is not formal: it comes to life and unfolds in men.

'China provides an instructive example because, for many companies, opportunities have already been missed, ' the report says.

Provides instructive overviews and detailed, step-by-step procedures for creating ASP. NET Web applications in the. NET Framework.

The primary and secondary school teachers'instructive punishment power is a controversial and unavoidable problem for a long time.

In instructive activities of kindergarten, application of teacher's directive words belongs to speech-behavior.

Otherwise, they could be opened by some medicine, which may have instructive significance to the clinical work.

This has instructive meaning for the reformation and operation of old governing system in water power stations.

In the above results this paper puts forward instructive suggestions for enterprises and training institutions.

It is an instructive try to manage the market of labor dispatching under new law condition.

Day-dreaming over a map is really a very pleasant and instructive pastime.

It is instructive to watch Chinese policymakers touring Europe promising support for fiscally vulnerable members of the EU.

Comparing fire discipline during these riots with earlier riots may be instructive.

Port forwarding presents an instructive example: nanoHUB uses a connection router on the Web server for port forwarding.

Such an instructive speech did he make that all the listeners were moved.

said the queen, "one that is instructive and full of deep learning. "

Seeing cities from on top of a bike is both pleasurable and instructive.

Its main instructive idea is legal professionalism, which includes three cornerstones.

One finds an instructive example of this attitude the publishing industry.

Therefore, this article has some instructive significance for the practice of budget management implementation. 2.

The novel is at once interesting and instructive.

I participated a very instructive action two years ago.

This book is not instructive or interesting.

in the hope that she find it entertaining and instructive.

The lessons of the first Freedom Agenda should have been instructive.

book is at once interesting and instructive.

But the difference between the two Belgian artists is instructive.

"The Four-and-Three guiding strategy" the essay focuses on has its great practical and instructive significance.

So "The instructive strategy research in geography classroom of seventh grade" has been determined under such background.

This theory is instructive to the setting of the Senior College English Curriculum.

The experience of Shaanxi Baoji Special Vehicles Manufacturing is instructive.

Finally, position instructive text as closely as possible to the element the instructions are about.

But it is instructive to recall that many of those now-universally-admired rules were fiercely resisted when first proposed.

It is instructive to examine who the defenders of this alleged principle may be, and the tactics they are using.

The results are instructive for the future experiments since one can identify burst synchronization easily with the experiment data.

SOMETIMES confusion can be as instructive as precision.

They are not themselves used in the sample dashboard, but you might find them instructive or useful.

Its theory and practice is instructive to perform researches on larger scale or complex cluster systems.

The reaction of the big credit-rating agencies was prompt and instructive.

The research is instructive in low permeability gas horizontal wells development.

The results obtained have instructive function for brazing technology of gyro housing.

The works are instructive, often beautiful and occasionally thrilling.

This paper is of instructive importance to the correct use of rock breakers with this constructional configurat. . .

Finally some instructive conclusions on decoy deploying are obtained.

After systematic comparison, I consider it of instructive significance to realize equity and justice in our harmonious society.

First, keep instructive text to a maximum of one or two lines.

My experience of being nervous was instructive because it mimicked, in a way, the cognitive strain under which an ADHD kid takes such tests.

The thoughts are instructive in information construction of military oil depot.

He likes to speak to others in an instructive tone.

"The Brave Filipino Maid-Maria" is an instructive article.

This book is both interesting and instructive.

A primary programme of ventilation for the deep part of east mining district, which is instructive to the practice.

the instructive tracking assessment to the job of the trainees by their direct superintendent after training.

On the one hand, by this instructive activity, people can broaden their horizons, either experience of life, and increase their knowledge.

The threat from terrorism is an instructive parallel.

Both metaphors are instructive but neither is adequate to describe the world: to take either too seriously leads to error.

The conclusion has been certain instructive meaning to performance analysis on reservoir else.

The stow he told us was at once interesting and instructive.

How I created this validation pattern may be even more instructive than the pattern itself.

examples are presented which will always be found highly instructive and useful to their successors.

So, the study on the dual-objective pricing strategy is of instructive significance toe-commerce retailers.

The response of the Pentagon at the time was instructive.

Again, the lessons of the financial crisis are instructive.

I suggest you to read this book; it is not only interesting, but also instructive.

A look back at this period is instructive.

CONCLUSION This study supplies basic and instructive data for further research and development of suanzaoren decoction formulation.

Accordingly, it is also instructive for the portfolio or fund investment operations and agencies.

The performance of emerging-market equities has also been instructive.

Two cases of international investment are instructive.

The story is at once amusing and instructive.

The book is instructive as well as interesting.

The study forms the basis of further study of hot jet fluid flow and be instructive to regenerative burner design.

He offered me some books, the ones that are both interesting and instructive.

The case of Lebanon is instructive.

The free catalog includes an instructive CD on electronic lock and key technology.

The Chrysler and Fiat stands at the Detroit show were instructive to observe.

The song should be both entertaining and instructive.

The experience of Massachusetts is instructive.

If your opponent agrees, select the same request for instructive game to respond.

The conclusion is some instructive to increase the quality of DDS output signal.

They found the book both interesting and instructive.

The lecture was not instructive and interesting.

Study on NDVI in mining areas has instructive significance in aspects of land reclamation and ecological protection ect.

"Will you tell us a story? " said the queen, "one that is instructive and full of deep learning. "

Misfortunes are helpful and instructive.

This film is not instructive and interesting.

This film is not interesting and instructive.

Those little hints were very instructive to me.

In this connection the example of Japan provides an instructive example.

The party's fear of investors at the gates is instructive.

Both the similarities and the contrasts with Ms Fiorina are instructive.

With it, people can enjoy endless kinds of interesting and instructive programs.

That TV play is not interesting and instructive.

The book is interesting and instructive alike.

Most of the idioms are vivid, humorous and instructive.

The minister's visit to the prison was not instructive .

In that context, Sweden's recent performance is instructive.

The film is not interesting or instructive.

As a result, some instructive suggestions about the selections of detectors for microwave radiometer are given.

The euro crisis is particularly instructive in this regard.

Some beneficial conclusions are obtained, which are instructive to the similar projects in the future.

Which has the instructive meaning for the continuous study.

The study is instructive and useful in strengthening RC members with externally bonded GFRP sheets under small eccentric tension.

these can be quite instructive.

I was kind of hoping that the result would be poetic, and it really isn't, but it is, I think, instructive.

The formal education is instructive for children's discerning what idea is righteous and what is evil.

The Fed failed, for reasons that are instructive.

A visit to Huawei's huge corporate campus in Shenzhen is instructive.

However, the country's relations with the emerging world will be more instructive in how it intends to wield that power.

The third part: using the instructive principles of methodology of ideological and political education in Singapore for reference.

The tale of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the largest philanthropy dedicated to improving health care in America, is instructive.

The veteran Red Army man's talk was particularly instructive.

God uses the instructive message of the law to give Christians guidance to know the good things God wants them to do.

What's been your most instructive travel experience?

The story is not interesting and instructive.

The study was instructive and useful in strengthening of RC members with externally bonded GFRP sheets under uniaxial tension.

The book is very instructive and is well worth reading.

Graduate and senior undergraduate students looking to make their mark in this field of the future will also find it most instructive.

The research results have instructive significance to interiorballistic design of RLPG.

The study is instructive and useful in strengthening of RC members with externally bonded CFRP sheets under uniaxial tension.

This is such an instructive book as everybody likes to read.

The results have instructive role to Paigeite Mineral processing.

The fuss it generated, though, is instructive.

The movie is both interesting and instructive.

Here, too, the story of the computer chip is instructive.

Here again, our history with Japan is instructive.

This is where the evidence of interviewees is instructive. Several themes emerge.

The film is both instructive and interesting.

The reaction of governments, particularly in China and Vietnam but elsewhere also, to the Arab Spring earlier this year is instructive.

Again, Tunisia is instructive.

'Wonderful! Your words are very instructive. By the way, does Mr. Sam know the idea? ' Lily is creditably careful.

Never have I read a novel so interesting and instructive.

But here, too, the Indian example is instructive.

The confrontation between the Chinese government and Google in 2010 was instructive.

She found sickness "more instructive than a long trip to Europe. "

In my London boutique, I have often witnessed two scenarios, one depressing, one encouraging; both are instructive.

The students are interested in that interesting and instructive film.

The students are interested in that interesting and instructive play.

The analogy to the rise of Germany from the mid-19th century onward is instructive.

The report, I think, was both interesting and instructive.

Cricket is instructive, Hans.

It's instructive to look at an example of a WSDL document.

Thus, it's instructive to discuss this integration pattern in some details.

The cross-talk, I think, was both interesting and instructive.

This method laid the foundation for the future design and manufacture of pumps, which is much instructive and economical.

The film is very instructive and is well worth seeing.

The play, I think, was both interesting and instructive .

The examples are good and instructive.

This is instructive for energy plant phytoremediation of contaminated soil.

You will find the book instructive later on.

While this is instructive, it's not a pragmatic approach to developing portlets.

The stories you have just told us are both interesting and instructive. Once putting down in black and white, they will be very popular.

The interview is very instructive in helping us have a deep understanding of culture, language and communication.

While, of course, the world today is very different from what it was a century ago, the 1913 configuration is instructive.

The film is both moving and instructive.

Through off-line simulation of rolls, it can play a reference and instructive role for strip profile control.

The first instructive experience took place while I was crossing the street.

The story of three little pigs is instructive.

The Windows Event Log, which I know how to access but the user does not, contains nothing instructive.

In this way, writing is both therapeutic and instructive.

The post-war education reform U. S. has an important instructive value for China's current quality education in China.

The film is instructive. It is well worth seeing.

Sometimes we go swimming or go dancing and sometimes I go to read some instructive books.