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"It's nice to have this validation of just how much the sexual repertoire is changing, " he said.

his technique is stellar, his repertoire is large, and in particular he commands the greatest performing gift of all, that of communication.

While each of these products has its place in the furniture maker's repertoire, aliphatic resin glue is the best choice for the beginner.

Years of instrumental practice, knowledge of repertoire and study of theory are necessary to approach this sort of genius.

He played all the left-hand repertoire, but it was the expansion of his musical vision that saved him.

Then, given a repertoire of requests and matching responses, the reverse proxy can act as if it were the genuine Web server.

The SPT is a tremendous utility and when used properly, should be a critical part of any System p architect's repertoire.

I'm excited for you to try it out and make it part of your NBA 2K12 repertoire.

But you do not need to banish ice-cream from your dietary repertoire completely in an attempt to get fit.

Humans were known to have a limited repertoire of around 46 facial expressions, known as Facial Action Units, he said.

Shearing once said the birth of rock 'n' roll gave a new dimension to his repertoire.

Every program has a fixed repertoire of between a few hundred and a few thousand of these calls.

Ma has been referred to as " omnivorous " by critics, and possesses a more eclectic repertoire than is typical for classical musicians.

One of Horne's numbers was "You're So Indifferent" written by Sammy Fain and Mitchell Parish a song she would keep in her repertoire.

In the second game, the computer did not have access to its programmed opening repertoire because someone forgot to copy a computer file.

This takes at times the character of a social movement, involving actors, resources, and a growing repertoire of activities.

This type of architecture is very flexible, making it easy to expand the kitten's repertoire by adding new cartridges .

Mr Leonhardt's life-work was to persuade the world how beautiful the harpsichord was, and how the harpsichord repertoire should be played.

I set the repertoire , and so I wanted every season there to be a narrative arc, a kind of journey for the audience, from beginning to end.

The guitarist apologized for not being able to play the requested number, explaining that it was not in his repertoire.

But I have seen after the media repertoire, there is a strange feeling, as if this is not a matter of great sorrow.

Digging deep into his vast classical repertoire, Bell chose 13 of his favorite melodies for his album Romance of the Violin.

The fee offered would not be great because you've not much to show in your repertoire to assure the client you can handle this.

All these skills form part of a soft or gentle speaking style, which should form part of your communicative repertoire or toolbox.

It just needed somebody brave or naive enough to broaden the Windsors' emotional repertoire and Diana qualified on both counts.

His repertoire spans global warming, growing up poor and, that perennial crowd-pleaser, China's emergence as a global economic power.

Use your imagination to add out-of-the-ordinary activities to your evening repertoire.

In the modify command above, notice that the name of the SSL repertoire was scoped to the cell.

It is always the same song. He says he has fifteen or sixteen songs in his repertoire, but I have never heard more than three.

The remaining parts of DSDL cover other diverse areas like character repertoire validation and ways to combine various schema languages.

With a rather limited repertoire, you can expect infants to exercise the "grab and gum" schema quite often as they explore the world.

As she expands her repertoire, Kidman proves time and again that she is capable of turning on the intensity.

Instead the artist is adding a layer of thematic substance to his already compelling conceptual repertoire.

After working through her new repertoire, Tina closed the show with her first top-ten hit, Proud Mary.

Family and social meals are among the most powerful teachers of self-control in the human repertoire.

The Pratt Knot is a medium-sized, symmetrical knot appropriate for most shirt collars and should be in everyone's repertoire.

Nonetheless, Stunnel is a highly useful utility that should be included in the repertoire of programmers and system administrators alike.

Collective management organizations may sponsor cultural activities to promote the national repertoire of works at home and abroad.

Some devices even come with a repertoire of vibratory patterns that will keep nerves awake for longer.

The man has accumulated a repertoire of facial tics and blinks that demand nothing less than a complete musical score by Stravinsky.

We find that cancer genes are fragile components of the human gene repertoire, sensitive to dosage modification.

but there is nothing to the popular notion that public speakers must have a vast repertoire of graceful gestures.

An information architecture might provide a repertoire of such design patterns, each solving different problems.

Sing ! Voice quality does not matter . Sing together regularly . Build a repertoire of family favorites.

Also, we'll conduct warming-up, small group conversation, impromptu practise and repertoire choreography analysis during every workshop.

And collectively, those voices become our human repertoire for dealing with the challenges that will confront us in the ensuing millennia.

Specialized for that complex array, a repertoire of sounds.

Obviously, it's not fair to compare anybody to Lincoln, but he does illustrate the repertoire of skills we look for in a leader.

"The Bat" , a regular repertoire ever since its debut in 1874 will be freshened up in Beijing on June 3rd.

"multi-golden male Cinderella" the combination is the Taiwan idol play unshakeable repertoire, and withstands the time test.

Humans possess a sophisticated repertoire of mathematical capabilities unmatched anywhere else in the animal kingdom.

The OutboundSecureMQLink transport chain needs to be modified to associate it with the new SSL repertoire.

One of the most mournful and haunting pieces in the classical repertoire.

Today several hundred institutions in Germany, most of them psychiatric, include gardening in their repertoire of therapies.

Fishing and hunting are not part of his typical repertoire.

Silard's rich repertoire, the masterful solos, arrangements and fascinating dynamics gave the music an exceptional quality.

Big-deck carriers would make a worthy addition to China's emerging disaster-relief repertoire.

Every general-purpose computer has its own unique instruction repertoire.

The Shadow Lords'repertoire of Gifts consists a number of ways to intimidate, control and assert dominance over others.

The tale is told that Rascal Felix Cavaliere heard it on a New York City radio station and the group added it to their concert repertoire.

Now regardless of their own solo flute repertoire, or as a solo instrument of the opportunities, have the highest Bureau of woodwind music.

Software vendors have encouraged this approach by making monolithic XML dumps the most prominent XML features in their repertoire.

Librans, like Geminis, like to switch it up, and keeping a wig in the coiffure repertoire is one way to do that.

If applied properly, any behavior which is in a creature's repertoire can easily be extinguished or amplified.

Adding these services to one's repertoire offers yet another potent opportunity for generating extra cash.

By late Ming times, landscape reigned supreme in the repertoire of the exalted "literati-amateur" painter.

Future articles will introduce additional component types for the SOA developer's repertoire.

Led by acclaimed jazz performer Carol Grimes , the group's genre-defying repertoire ranges from Cole Porter classics to ethnic punk.

In summary, manual testing fills a gap in the testing repertoire and adds invaluably to the software development process.

Think of them all as part of your management repertoire.

nineties created modern repertoire "passbook storm " by the Jinzhong City, the second " well-off Cup " display first.

Reproached for the stale repertoire of jokes, the representative was rendered awkward.

All the offered plays are repertoire of Peking Opera that are carefully selected .

Czech girls sing us their local folk songs, we sing the traditional repertoire of the jasmine and the rhododendron.

Knowledge of Tompkins' paintings immediately broadened the repertoire of first generation feminist-identified imagery.

frequencies and are often limited in their repertoire.

The new SSL repertoire will appear in the list of SSL repertoires defined within the cell.

By the final episode, Li and her two remaining rivals had switched their repertoire to patriotic folk songs.

Albert, a goldfish, holds the Guinness World Record for "fish with the largest repertoire of tricks. "

It serves up hundreds of bite-sized tidbits that are sure to enhance and expand anyone's sexual repertoire.

Radio stations blare an impressive repertoire of catchy revolutionary tunes.

Over time, this broadened behavioral repertoire builds skills and resources.

Alongside performances of mainstream repertoire, Sinfonietta frequently draws attention to unjustly neglected or 'rediscovered' works.

Having a limited repertoire of genes to focus on will "hopefully speed up the development of new therapies for leishmaniasis" , he says.

Everyone should have a memorized repertoire and a sight reading repertoire.

It's intriguing that our emotional repertoire is heavily skewed towards negative feelings.

Eliminating bad behaviors from your management repertoire is a step in the right direction.

Schemata, by definition, are these repertoire of knowledge well organized in one's mind systematically and methodologically.

Begin with small Smarty adaptations and expand your repertoire as needs dictate and you grow more proficient.

To be more specific, they are associated with the default SSL repertoire for the cell.

These simple yet powerful ideas are key to effective SOA design, and you now have these conceptual tools in your repertoire of skills. . .

Finally, I have been asked to ask you about the rabbit gesture ? and what else do you have in your repertoire for the rest of the season?

He will not rest until all developers have the BPM, workflow and orchestration basics in their repertoire.

Guangping and his team have tirelessly pursued this avenue, and they continue to add to the repertoire of AAV serotype vectors.

I predict the Chairman will be dishing up his usual repertoire of boring jokes at the Christmas party.

Once you have mastered these motions don't bother practicing exercises any more: go right on to the repertoire.

Meanwhile, other plays in the Kunqu repertoire have also come back to the stage, endearing themselves to the public.

Their repertoire runs the gamut, ranging from thoughts of their mothers to admiration of nature.

Repertoire relates to screening in the text of play I have to help guide.

I hate to say "the guitar has no repertoire" , I don't like hearing that.

Physicality is a huge component of Pitt's acting repertoire, so he trains hard before each role.

Chunks of behaviour that do not truly have an effect on the world, but which get stuck in our repertoire of actions.

But even that suffers from the biggest hole in the region's traditional repertoire: the summer menu.

A good dian xin chef may have a repertoire of several hundred snacks, all prepared with the freshest of seasonal ingredients.

The InboundSecureMQLink transport chain needs to modified to associate it with the new SSL repertoire.

He sighed. "Well, that'sit for my lines. I've gone through my entire repertoire. "

"We don't have anything like [nature's] exquisite repertoire of tools, " Sefton says.

Look at the man pages for all the commands discussed before you start to add them to your repertoire.

It is a long history of keeping many excellent traditional repertoire, and the wealth of superb music and the performing arts.

For simplicity, this new SSL repertoire will use the same key file and trust file as before.

a theatrical company that performs plays from a repertoire.

We now discuss maintenance procedures that can greatly increase your memorized repertoire.

You can expand your waterjet cutting repertoire with Dynamic XD.

Notice that the new SSL repertoire has been defined at the cell level.

Leaders stuck at the extremes of assertiveness may have a narrower repertoire of behavior.

Wilt Chamberlain had less of an offensive repertoire than centers such as Olajuwon, Ewing, David Robinson, and Shaq.

In this way, you can expand your repertoire of skills and responsibilities while also helping out your colleagues.

A repertoire of tricks will astound the esteemed public .

Try exploring new horizons, since it is a good time to expand your repertoire of skills and knowledge.

It takes great control and coordination to play even most solo pieces of the concert repertoire.

Such adaptability is paramount in Bond's repertoire.

The next morning, people met to open the door, they made Repertoire Daochi, not celebration "Nian" injury.

The rise of social media and the advent of further expanded the repertoire of ways to find lost pets.

The relationship of form and spirit are both the highest boundary which in the martial arts repertoire pursues.

That overconfidence of yours will cost you your life. I have moves in my repertoire that can destroy any enemy. Human or not.

Many of Mr Rove's tactical innovations will prove a long-term contribution to the Republican repertoire.

The phage repertoire was obtained by superinfection with helper phage VCSM13 and then screened using NP antigen of HFRS virus.

In the main content pane, click the New JSSE repertoire button (Figure 3).

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There are several ways to extend your repertoire beyond any maintenance limit.

But trust that others may know a better way to accomplish something and yearn to add a new skill or approach to your repertoire.

This is why youngsters should be encouraged to memorize all their repertoire pieces.

PR: I am working on my next record. . . planning the repertoire, writing music, exploring ideas, etc. I am planning a release in early 2009.

So, since 100 years, it has been the tenor concert repertoire.

The Jam Place: When you need to practice performing your repertoire on stage.

Writers continue to drain, on being shot TVB repertoire is more fatal blow.

That song is not in my repertoire.

Great. What repertoire did you see?

In doing so, they are giving you a chance to claim this potential and expand the repertoire of who you are.

Select the new SSL repertoire from the SSL repertoire drop down list (Figure 9).

You are curious to learn new things today, which means you read, chat or investigate stuff so that you can add it to your repertoire.

A repertoire of sound that I make up.

Mr. Vardi's extensive repertoire includes various Israeli works, many of which were dedicated to him.

The mountainous area wind whistling sound nearby the ear, a TB high tide has come, that is each time repertoire - bonfire.

The repertoire is dominated by instrumental pieces, but in addition, the group has also found room for 3 new songs.

And it actually has a growing repertoire of cognitive skills.

They found: "Between the mid-1960s and 1990, UK repertoire had the highest share of world trade, around 40 per cent. "

But the academics sure have a long-winded, drink-free way of doing it. To them, "event-level sexual repertoire" is who did what to whom.

opera repertoire, there are a lot lower performance in the lives of the people, many directly based on literary works.

I love theatre music and even when I am busy conducting other repertoire I am first and foremost an opera conductor.

What is your repertoire of engagement techniques to inspire people to move up the ladder?

They can all become part of the leader's repertoire.

In order to test the goats' vocal repertoire they recorded calls at one-week-old and again when they were aged five weeks.

Animals, at any given time in their life, have a repertoire of behaviors available to them.

The 2010 XC60, revealed at last year's Geneva Motor Show, adds a smaller, sportier angle to the company's repertoire.

Haocheng reads a lot and plays the virtuoso repertoire very well.

Restaurants in Japan have their repertoire of plastic food in a display case.

It is this very mainstream political repertoire that newer movements have appropriated.

Construction and screening of a phage display library of repertoire single chain antibody from mouse immunized with P-selectin

The relationship between the expression of KIR'repertoire in decidua and unexplained spontaneous abortion

information technology - character repertoire and coding for interworking with telex services

A View on the Modification of the Repertoire for the 2005 Entrance Examination of the Piano Department of Chinese Conservatory of Music

Developing a repertoire of strategies for effective differentiation:

Text interchange on flexible disk cartridges; file structure and character repertoire

VH and shorter fragments with antigen-binding activities biopanned from human repertoire single-chain Fv libraries

Effect of Martial Arts Repertoire Contest Rule's Change to Martial Arts Training and Competition

First and Final Stages could be the same repertoire

Development of human immunoglobulin heavy chain gene repertoire

Now we need to modify this channel to use the new SSL repertoire. On the wsadmin command line, enter the following command

Researches of Speech Classification Methods Based on Tibetan Repertoire

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Getting To Know The Feline Repertoire