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There was no doubt she had great merits-she was charming, sympathetic, intelligent, cultivated.

The test results indicate that this system has sevearl merits such as simple operation, s security and stability, easy to be extended.

Whatever the merits of these points, they were not what these characters were saying only a few years ago about bankers or wealth creation.

Promoting the merits of a new mortgage-backed debt instrument is not the easiest sell at the moment.

Politicians give maybe the prime example of the battle between the comparative merits of imagination versus that of experience.

Now if all that sounds as if I'm simply flogging the ideological merits of the FSUW, well, you're dead right.

The boys at the top of the form were marked down, as the gap between them and the rest did not reflect their true merits.

Like any other form of revenue raising, the inflation tax must be judged on its merits.

From the outset, he perceived that if he was patient and could represent the best of his race, his merits would be recognized.

Do not be offended, Elinor, if my praise of him is not in every thing equal to your sense of his merits.

He gave me a detailed account of the relative merits of solitary confinement in various prisons.

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

Is the software development organization willing to stand up for the merits of these changes to the workforce?

They ended up in a vigorous debate over its merits, with some of the women in the restaurant defending me, others condemning me.

At this point it might be worth considering the relative merits of skipping the pill and simply quaffing one's own urine.

Rituals and ceremonies as a paramount sign of culture for us to known, the speaker's point of contention might have merits in two respects.

However, I thought that TM just did not have the merits to consume the nectar pills as he was no longer able to take in any solid food.

Owen Hargreaves is determined to prove to his detractors that he merits a place in England's World Cup squad.

However , though it has brought mankind merits , some undesirable side- effects have gradually come to the surface .

The experimental result shows that the method had good merits of rapid frequency response, micro-step and easy to carry out.

This inverter has the merits of simple structure, small volume, high output-stability and easy to be adjusted.

The merits of being easy to synchronize and extract timing clock is still kept down.

And the concept may seem out of place in a world trained to appreciate the merits of mass consumption.

However desirable they might be on their merits, they would be an ongoing fiscal burden, regardless of the state of the economy.

The company believes, however, that there is more rational policy discussion taking place in Australia on the merits of the Chinalco deal.

Its merits in combat remain to be seen, but at least the ship exists to perform a combat role.

The bank said it would decide whether or not to take part based on "the economic merits to shareholders. "

In recent years, grafted ionic liquids, which had the merits of both homogeneous and heterogeneous materials, had attached much attention.

An adequate solution of these economic problems undoubtedly merits the attention of every Party member .

True modesty does not consist in an ignorance of our merits, but in a due estimate of it.

In the absence of clear political will, contenders for the heavyweight reserve-currency crown will have to slug it out on their own merits.

Everything you might expect of a celebrity hero, but none of what Paul himself believes merits the honor of that title.

The merits of the system can be categorized as simple in coding, easy to implement, time-efficient and highly accurate.

Still, the economist is still likely to see the merits of a brain-drain tax on the outflow of human capital.

Even if you're still undecided about SOAP, at this point you should be able to recognize its merits and its problems.

A "stateless" protocol is one in which there is no such continuity; each request must be processed entirely on its own merits.

Please note that every application of Student's Pass or Long Term Visit Pass would be assessed in accordance to its own individual merits.

The latest round of meddling does not so far signal a more decisive rejection of the merits of independent central banks.

The reactive extrusion is one of the physical modify, it has many merits as a new technology of starch modification.

This win-win female sex fantasy scenario allows her to fully indulge her femininity, while still espousing the merits of feminism.

The Supreme Court did not rule on the merits of the claims, but it did prevent the women from suing Walmart as one big group.

I actually thought somebody else was elected in that election, but you know, obviously, I am running on my own merits. . .

"Originate to distribute has merits, " says Malcolm Knight, head of the Bank for International Settlements in Basel.

Each document's title should therefore define the document both within the context of your other documents and on its own merits.

Detail the features of your product and convince the client of its merits. Arrange an appointment for a product demonstration.

This house is representative of the new buildings in the city as it has all the merits of both classic and modern architecture.

The printer: Each had a copy printed with an exact account of the other's merits.

So, often commitments cannot be made without discussing matters democratically regardless of the merits of a proposal.

Nathaniel Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea has rightfully taken its place as a classic for its literary merits.

To ensure that the subject receives the attention and support it merits, the Unit is in my office and its head reports directly to me.

When trying to decide what merits dry cleaning, consumers should start with the label.

This annex can only be taken as a guide as your application will be considered on its own merits.

Instead, concentrate solely on your achievements, merits, and worth concerning the company.

Second, will she like the name on its own merits?

A nice publicist for local tourism took me to dinner and tried valiantly to persuade me of the town's merits.

And because India does not threaten the West, it has powerful friends both on its own merits and as a counterweight to China.

It has specialized, is suitable the surface to be narrow, pointed, extension strong and so on merits.

Reagan won in part because Walter Mondale, whatever the merits of his case, was utterly out of sync with the electorate.

and she dwelt with energy on his many merits, as they proceeded together up the great staircase.

I was doubtful of the merits of such restrictions, but then this may have been the only way to cut off the power demand for money.

To say that a value is important is not to say that it should be subject to regulation or that it merits a new agency.

He would not hope to persuade the President of the merits of communism.

The investment theme is the central thesis that defines the merits of the company as an investment.

There are such merits as high precision and easy to plays network for the plane control survey on GPS techniques.

Actress Shu Qi will be one of a six-strong jury who decides which of the twenty nominated feature films merits this prestigious award.

and so far as I am aware, has never been subjected to that detailed critical examination which its intrinsic merits certainly warrant.

The colour of the periodical design major reforming investment hue, lightness, purity of these three properties on its merits.

"Finally people understand the merits of what I invented and give it the proper value, " Severinsky said today in an interview.

Mr Berlusconi decided that, instead of fighting for his legislation on its merits, he would try to deter voters from participating.

Kuhn warned that the propaganda war is not always won on the merits of the science.

To the best of my knowledge, there's no formal research on the merits of each approach.

There is no doubt that (job-hopping) has its drawbacks as well as merits.

Consider each individual performance on its own merits instead of measuring each participant against the rest of the group.

He never weighed for us the relative merits of the defense cuts, the entitlements cuts etc.

Only then will we be able to examine the merits of the case in an unbiased and clinical manner.

Ture man should have his character, it is merits, if so, the man of this quality the esteem of the all people.

There is no doubt that(job-hopping)has its draw backs, as well as merits.

This grinding has its merits, but its force fluctuates greatly and the trace of vibration appears on the surface of the camshaft.

To Generation Z, platform and production value are irrelevant. They judge each product and piece of content on its own merits.

However, no hard and fast rules can be laid down and each case must be judged on its merits.

Persons violating this Law shall be subject to administrative or legal sanctions in accordance with the law and on the merits of each case.

All social theories have certain merits in their own rights. It is just a matter of different opinions.

I agreed with labor on the merits, but a gas-tax increase would have been far less politically damaging than what I did.

You need to communicate a sense of enthusiasm and confidence without exaggerating the merits of your proposal.

Two of the largest card issuers, however, MBNA and Capital One, have the least generous policies, with each case reviewed on its merits .

They should resolve that quarrel on its merits and keep the China scare out of it.

Whatever the merits, there's no doubt the agency has placed a huge reputation gamble on the case.

The printer: Each has a copy printed with an exact account of the other' merits.

None of the three goddesses left the choice up to their own personal merits.

When Israel-Palestine merits not a word from a president, you know the United States is turning inward.

I agree with you on the merits of your proposal . But wouldn' it be more practical to consider t handling it in the following manner ?

He may always possess merits which make up for everything; if he loses on the swings, he may win on the roundabouts.

Comparing with traditional vocational educational thought, the ability-standard one possesses a great deal of merits and superiorities.

The paper studied the bottom structure of two classical two combination gas lift systems and compared the merits & demerits of them.

Notonly was the idea of an invasion increasingly popular, but on the merits I didn't consider the case against war to be cut-and-dried.

Consumers electronics companies and others fail to see the merits in a repeat performance.

And yet if the Democrats are routed next week, it will not be because of the merits or defects of the bill itself.

At the end, the paper lists the merits of the system and its application prospects in the fire test.

Obviously, it has its drawbacks( disadvantages, negative effects) as well as merits ( advantages, positive effects).

One of her great merits as a teacher is her ability to listen.

One who forms and expresses judgments of the merits, faults, value, or truth of a matter.

This is not to dispute the merits of each case, though some of those decisions looked foolish even at the time.

After all its merits, the alloy does not measure up to the requirements.

Despite such highly placed parentage, she excelled on her own merits, proving a capable student and remarkable field agent.

As an added form of law to the state law, family law played an important role, and there are certain merits in it even today.

Inclusion in mainstream education may suit some autists (not mine), but each case must be decided on its own merits.

The dictionary sells on its merits alone, without the aid of any premium of cheapness .

Britain wants the court to decline cases if it can be argued that well-run national courts have properly considered their merits.

It includes kissing, foreplay, nudity and sex scenes, and a discussion of the merits of sex, sexual failings and homosexuality.

While debt providers certainly will assess a company on its own merits, the company's backers will play a big role in that assessment.

'Chinese products won the market in Europe because of their merits, their competitiveness, ' he said.

Whatever the merits of his case, it has not generated enthusiasm.

As they went paddling down the lake a hot discussion was maintained concerning the respective merits of the palefaces and the redskins.

Though no man merits assurance by his obedience, yet God usually crowns obedience with assurance.

The components that make up the system and the merits brought by the new structure were analyzed.

Manners dictate that places be reserved for the host country's athletes, in case they do not qualify for the games on their own merits.

Due to its multi-merits besides rapidity, rapid shaping technique is widely applied in manufacturing.

AEP believes strongly in the merits of fuel diversity in generating electricity, and its own generating fleet reflects that belief.

He spoke at some length about the merits of internet freedom and of how the internet could change China's "status quo" .

Practice indicates that the system should have more merits and popularization value than other similar network test system.

In recent decades, many change detection methods have been developed. Previous researches have shown that each method has its own merits.

Perhaps a mention of her merits is not out of place.

And while these each have other merits (a good film is a work of art), often they serve to distract us from work or other difficulties.

The running results showed that the system had merits of simple connection, convenient maintenance and high reliability.

Having said that, taken on it's own merits the film is not all that bad.

Modern men prefer a woman to have more merits than just being gentle and having good manners.

The tendency is to treat these themes as competing and engage in an interesting but inconclusive debate about their relative merits.

The country's biggest newspaper, the Yomiuri Shimbun, is also promoting the merits of TPP and a higher consumption tax to its 10m readers.

For its distinct merits, enzymatic hydrolysis of lignocellulose was important, and was extensively researched and adopted.

Those with the most outstanding historical and architectural merits would be declared as Monuments and put under statutory protection .

Debate over the merits of transperitoneal vs. extraperitoneal approaches to laparoscopic prostatectomy continues.

Given what actually happened in the Soviet-occupied part of Europe after 1945, views may differ on the merits of that inscription.

If i'm together with some people, then there must be my teachers. I will study their merits and avoid their shortcomings.

"She came back six hours later, analyzing the merits of this thesis, " says Summers, who calls her "a remarkable person. "

Finally, this study certified the result of the simulation and the merits of the screw mixer through experiments.

Both schools of thought have their merits but the best is a combination of the two in the order that they were presented.

"gross indecency" merits up to two years.

The merits and limitations of genetic algorithms used in optimizing the connection weights of the neural network are discussed.

Merits and demerits of each type as well as judgment, prevention and treatment of common production accidents are listed.

He offered a strong defence of the merits of the professional service firm's approach to leadership.

UBS says the bank is confident in the merits of its case.

Thus, while the merits of the project to its special investment environment tenancy groups -- the number of tourists to decide.

The experiment result shows that the intelligent AC contactor has merits of energy saving, decreasing noise and increasing electrical life.

It is undeniable that B has its own merits. However, B can only be achieved conditionally because. . .

The highest level for friendship is to appreciate your friend's merits, be considerate of his weakness and pray for his needs.

This brings us to the respective merits of A and B, and what each contributes, or is capable of contributing, to production.

Speaking of the electorate, though, what are the political merits of the president's approach?

The article introduced the XML language, it has many merits as the electronic medical record description language.

In the early days the Court of Chancery acted in inconsistent ways, case by case, each on its merits.

This is one of the arguments used to extol the merits of private equity, which relies heavily on debt finance.

appreciate, the main means to judge the merits of the work is a study of the scope of art criticism.

Essentially, give the reader a sense of what's going on, try and give its merits and demerits.

Tile results of experiment show the merits of the system in energy consumption, output and granulation quality.

Old gentlemen nearly came to blows over the relative merits of its two heroines and every languishing young lady imagined herself a Daiyu.

What is special about the kind of porcelain ornaments is that it has merits which other porcelains do not have.

The Court of Cassation rules on questions of procedure, not on the merits of a case or the presumption of guilt or innocence.

Nanofiltration, an advanced separation process, has outstanding merits when being used in the removal of organic micro-pollution from water.

Whatever the merits of this argument, three things seem clear. Unions have suppressed wage differentials in the public sector.

With the non-linear and non-Gaussian merits, Particle Filtering (PF) is applied to reckon the road shape and vehicle state recursively.

An illustrative example of a three-sensor system shows the characteristics and merits of the proposed method.

The latter is nor empowered to consider the merits of any statutory instrument or the policy behind it, but the former is.

Moreover, it has theoretic and practical merits to certain extent because avoiding deriving the complex mathematical formula.

Any material that didn't live up to its merits were tossed in the bin.

The EU Commission has also acknowledged on merits as one of the 25 responsible entrepreneur companies in Europe.

The merits and demerits of this system were discussed and its vast application prospects were proposed.

This paper introduces the theory and merits of light detection and ranging (LIDAR), and compares it with the conventional photogrammetry.

Mr Hurwicz took up economics at a time when debate was raging about the relative merits of central planning and the market mechanism.

The combined method synthetizes the merits of two wavelet extraction methods, thus improves the whole computational efficiency.

How should you know how dear he can be when you try to weigh his merits against his faults?

When assisting and advising institutions, vendors should consider OSS on its merits to that institution.

Each of the requirements gathering processes we've discussed in this article has its merits when used in the proper context.

"Chinese products are on the market in Europe because of their merits alone, " he said.

The supportive views recognize the merits of an OC as a basic management structure for proper upkeep of buildings .

However, some batch digesters continue to be installed, and both types have particular merits that may apply in any particular situation.

A member makes his own judgment according to the merits of the case, and after considering facts and different views available on the issue.

I'll discuss the merits and drawbacks of such an approach, and you'll see an example configuration of a working setup.

Britons were more divided about the relative merits of these two approaches, with just under half favouring spending cuts.

And are Chinese banks as good as Indian families at evaluating the business merits of an entrepreneur's idea before extending credit?

Compared to traditional marketing in which it has its own unique merits of.

The merits and demerits of the two translated versions of the work are also explored with the hope to improve the quality of translation.

Compared to the former method, it has obvious merits in the veracity of keywords Abstracted and the quality of the Abstract.

None of the interpretations is wrong; each has its own merits.

The performance evaluation is an accountability mechanism on the merits and achievements of government officials.

They also ignore the fact that the gravity of the allegations merits a close look by regulators.

He always candid account of their own weaknesses and errors on their own merits, no mention.

Value investors search for bargains security by security, analyzing each situation on its own merits.

Today, though, a growing number of mental health experts contend that anger merits its own diagnosis.

This year the choice was unanimous, for his obvious merits due to a lifestyle for which the words "rock and roll" fall short.

Therefore, the merits of the construction of campus landscape, for school education quality and reputation has important implications.

It is really hard to say which is better than the other, city life or rural life, because each has its merits and shortcomings.

Table label is commonly used in webpage layout, and Iframe label is gaining favor among webpage designers because of its own merits.

Whatever the merits of this scheme in principle, clarity about how it would work in practice is not one of them.

Under certain emergency circumstances there may be a plausible argument for this, the merits of which we need not examine here.

In connection with the merits and demerits of the desuperheater, a brief presentation is given of the present status of its use.

Compared with traditional methods, it has the merits of high absorptivity, handiness and no environment pollution.

Water supply modes of fire hydrants in subway transit tunnels are discussed with the merits and defects of each mode analyzed.

The merits of this interferometer are adjustable sensitivity, antivibration and very large aperture.

Whatever the merits of the charges, moreover, the governor has failed in general to endear himself to voters.

Comparing with submerged fermentation, solid state fermentation (SSF) has its own merits and limitations.

During the debate, Members present their views on the merits and principles of the bill and may indicate their support or otherwise.

Conclusions: Laparoscopic gynaecological surgery has such merits as minimal invasion, rapid recovery and extensive application.

This isn't so much because the combination is a superior solution to entity beans (both have their merits) as it is a matter of momentum.

European governments are split over the merits of a transactions tax.

But the heart of the argument merits the dignity of the title .

Frankness is one of his chief merits.

These merits can greatly enhance the efficiency of company , also it is a important element to run a company scientifically and normally .

This city merits its label as the garden of the world.

It is strategic to insist on talents that "it is only act , appoint people on their merits " .

The principle, merits and drawbacks of several control modes of automatic dosing system used in actual are introduced.

Aides say Mr. Obama didn't support reinstatement but wanted to hear the merits of the idea.

There is no doubt that (job-hopping) has its draw backs, well as as merits.

We will decide our position and policy on an issue on its own merits and work to uphold fairness and justice.

For ex-communist countries in the euro, pegged to it or hoping to adopt it soon, the Portuguese example merits careful study.

The technology mentioned here has the merits of simple implementation, high location accuracy and is helpful in engineering application.

He reports his stock holdings and discusses their merits and the reasons for his choices in his popular annual letter to shareholders.

Now, U. S. officials are openly discussing the merits of a third government economic intervention.

Characteristics : This product possesses such merits as high purity , good whiteness , and hiding power, it is an excellent white pigment .

Mercurial and Git fans are also happy to discuss the learning curve, merits, and usability of each VCS system's command set.

Entries were categorized according to genre and a panel of movie critics was consulted as to the relative merits of each film.

Literature synthesis Objective methods for assessing mental fatigue were briefly introduced and their merits and demerits were discussed.

So far it has avoided a trial on the merits of the issue.

One hand, this increases the difficulty to distinguish the merits of the other party contributed to the arrogance of the perpetrators.

Numerous simulations and experimental results are conducted to verify the effectiveness and merits of the proposed methods.

We deal with the issue fairly and objectively according to its own merits.

The numerical examples demonstrate that the BRICM has merits of good numerical stability, high accurate and ease to program.

For an industry to have a viable future it must learn to compete on its own merits .

It is impossible to persuade ordinary people of the merits of a system that generates vast rewards and destabilising crises.

One of golf's many merits is the rich diversity of the surroundings in which it is played.

I mean literally that she pushes the search for perfection too far that her merits are in themselves overstrained.

The details of these cases are different. So, too, may be the merits.

Multi- scale analysis provides a whole new perspective in the area of engineering surface characterization, and has merits of succinct. . .

Nonetheless, while likening Hungary to Greece may unnerve international investors, the comparison has domestic political merits.

Usage of the double heat source pump can integrate merits of many heat resources to promote its performance.

China is experiencing the most intense debate in a decade on the merits of its reform and open-door policy.

Whatever the merits of his complaint, it is hard not to suspect a political hand at work.

In this paper, we mainly introduce the basic principle, characters, merits and demerits of the pulsed laser deposition (PLD) technique.

The merits of more holistic approaches to corporate reporting, including the Global Reporting Initiative, were also explored at the summit.

BHP executives were last week in Canada, meeting antitrust authorities and regulators to convince them of the merits of their bid.

But whatever may have been his personal merits, his time was evening, and his subject English!

And then, methods of the parallel implementing, relative merits and test methods in parallel random number generators are described.

We returned home, father's task accomplished and my estimates of the merits of the festival season radically revised.

Or, I suppose, sometimes the subject just merits that much coverage.

The pressure-reducing first constant flux blanking plug has been put forward, and its merits in internal leakage and vibration are analyzed.

Judges are asked by the club sponsoring the breed to place great emphasis upon these facts when evaluating the merits of the dog.

The merits of going public have been hotly debated within large private equity firms generally and Carlyle particularly.

It's possible to spend an entire day eating without resting your feet, though resting your feet has its own merits, of course.

What are the relative merits of neutrality vs. choosing sides for outsiders considering intervention?

To sum up, one must have many good merits to be qualified as a teacher.

I feel sure that, in time, Anglo American's board will want to examine comprehensively the merits of this transaction for its shareholders.

But don't you think every person has his merits?