parlance

If he wasn't entirely happy, he was at least, at last, in therapeutic parlance, true to himself.

In simpler parlance, ROE is a measure of how much profit the company can squeeze out of what its shareholders have put in.

An affection, would rather take out to tidy up than cover up deeply, throw to still stay, give it a parlance, hand over to treat for own 1.

When we use the word indicium it might appear to mean, as is usual in medical parlance, that this or that treatment is indicated.

The U. S. government is unlikely to do either of these things and therefore, in conventional parlance, is not insolvent.

In the parlance of this research I've been discussing, we were able to see what it would cost to buy our vision of happiness.

In Web service parlance, data is called messages that are part of method parameters or return types.

One direction given in Iyengar parlance to help establish the proper movement in the chest is to "Circularize the armpit chest. "

And all the components are there which are now in common parlance, in our vocabulary, you know, 30-odd years later.

In official Indian parlance such proof is grimly referred to as "telltale signs" . It is plainly garbage.

In Seam parlance, this action is called bijection, short for bidirectional injection.

The administration should cast Libya as a case, in lawyer's parlance, limited to its circumstances.

He went "respectable, " in smuggler parlance, and entered into a risky business venture on Kessel.

Yesterday evening, he tells a reporter, he must beg for a parlance, but concrete how do, he be not willing to reveal.

And in the parlance of the Federal Reserve, this destabilizing condition is likely to persist for an "extended" period.

Notes: The term was introduced into common parlance during the farewell address of President Dwight Eisenhower, avid armchair psychiatrist.

It is not the first time a mis interpretation of a Chinese leader's saying has mistakenly entered mainstream parlance.

In nerd parlance, don't be the office warrior who always uses ranged weapons; endure some hand-to-hand combat on occasion.

The method is known as 'substantive consolidation' in bankruptcy parlance.

The service person assigned to the customer has the ball, in football parlance.

Directly using this parlance to explain the existence of translation variation is, seemingly, somewhat abstract.

In military parlance, drones do work that would be "dull, dirty and dangerous" for soldiers.

In common parlance, appropriation refers to the taking of something, often without permission, for use exclusively by one's self.

The local council are advertising for a Rodent Operator, which in common parlance means a rat catcher.

or, in popular parlance, if your publication meets the "market demand" . Everything depends on the market.

The Leveretts' living room was painted a deep purple-aubergine, in local parlance-and its windows were draped with velvet.

BE variable to be bat, german shepherd, mosquito, perhaps fog etc. of parlance.

The parlance pressed aforetime, ten inside art gallery arrive this comes to an end for the time being.

Each wave of environmental change marks a major change in human activity, or - in the common parlance - history.

In the current parlance they 'go gay', or 'come out of the closet'.

In runners' parlance this is known as "hitting the wall" , or "bonking" .

Groovy Eclipse comes with an embedded Groovy runtime library that is split off as its own Eclipse plugin (or in OSGi parlance, bundle).

Parlance of Washington's "Virginia Character- Mount Vernon Countryside Character"

The shock waves are formed when the trombone is blown particularly hard - in music parlance, "fortissimo" and "fortississimo" .

Tall, slim, and, in broadcast parlance, telegenic, he's a walking advertisement for what he preaches.

America's first "capture-ready" power plants, to use the industry parlance, are nearing construction.

His project was, in real-estate parlance, a real fixer-upper. Mr.

In the parlance of Brussels, they went "outside the treaty" . This means that the ESM does not fall under EU law.

The parlance that dies a soul to seek substitute to return a life time also is abandon gradually with the oblivion.

Flat magpies after walking, his parlance to "the condition be aggravate" feel keenly not quick.

In generic Java programming parlance, methods parameterized by type are called polymorphic methods.

Certainly hang a case concerning this, parlance rather many, mostly is a rabbit Ming gravamen .

Note that in Java parlance, operations are method signatures and faults are exceptions.

Each race in all have to the parlance of "dead" respectively of tactful language.

In Figure 1, the Linux machine is the NFS server; it shares or exports (in NFS parlance) one or more of its physical, attached file systems.

The private sector co- investors will have "skin in the game" , in market parlance.

The purple color represents a kind of mightiness of affection, so would have the parlance of "purple of enthusiasm" .

In the parlance of chemists, metallic lead is electropositive.

His parlance to "the condition grow worse" more bad impression.

In croppy culture, common parlance is turned on its head.

A parlance shows the nine girls are the sister of Shala.

Three of those were rated Ba, Moody's parlance for double-B, which carries a 0. 77% one-year default rate.

Not officially, of course, but in the coded parlance of Wall Street.

In computer parlance it's an icon that represents a person in virtual reality or cyberspace.

In common parlance, it is the perfect soldier, the "eternal sentry" .

In investment parlance, foreign exchange has a beta of zero.

"Google" passed into common parlance as a verb in around 2002.

A new shorthand has entered common parlance: guojin mintui, meaning the state [sector] advances and the private retreats.

Originally there is also parlance implied meaning?

It is another parlance of "fast" .

LiuLiangChen don't want to marry honor sister, forced ShenPo changed parlance, frighten LiuLaoJiang not dare to honor sister want to marry.

Shaoxing Pinghu tone of the show for a person playing the lute-rap, sing, have in common parlance.

In common cigar parlance however, a "Churchill" is a Cuban Havana cigar measuring 178 mm by 18. 65 mm.

The other obstacle to change is that colleges and universities are self-regulating or, in academic parlance, governed by peer review.

In sales parlance this is a 'trial close'.

Though he cut his own hand and, in his own parlance, bled like a pig, removing half a broken milk-bottle, she hadn't suffered

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Effect and Standard of the Parlance of Computer Networks

An Analysis on Context Factor of Networks-Parlance

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