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When used for a scoped resource, the same name can be re-used in multiple virtual portals.

Basically, a zero sum game, is the kind you're used to in sports, where there's a winner and a loser.

Therefore, the enemy would like to ask all the detailed re-used an introduction.

Xue: Over the years we're used to be low-profile about our relationship, whenever we were lovers or not.

American used to be the largest in the world, so they're used to over-reaching and trying to impose their will on the marketplace.

we're used to twists and turns like a Slytherin snake, while shocks hit the reader like a muggle seeing a flying car in the sky.

I know you're used to painting with a brush, but a roller's far quicker once you get the knack of it.

If you're used to a smoke with your morning coffee, switch to tea, or stop at Starbucks for a cup of java -- the chain is smoke-free.

You see, by looking past the initial shock of sleeping less than you're used to, you get to see the benefits.

It's easy to keep doing things the same way simply because you're used to it.

How you react to caffeine may be determined in part by how much caffeine you're used to drinking.

Plus, you'll take advantage of these changes automatically while continuing to author sites with the same standards you're used to.

I would suggest looking around at the items that you have that could be re-used before really trying to research ideas on line.

That's a different kind of bird that we're used to seeing, you know?

All the information they're used to comes served up in digital bits.

Some of the technologies we've been talking about, you invented them, or at least revolutionized the way that they're used.

Methods can also be tagged @semipublic, which means that they're used in other parts of the framework and possibly the test harness.

That's a bit slower than you're used to when you develop websites, but just keep in mind what you're dealing with and you should be OK.

By sleeping less than you're used to, you'll actually gain some of that time back.

In this manner, XML documents can be easily stripped to their industry standard level again and re-used for industry communication.

Today we're used to seeing things from all over the world, but back in the 1930s most people hadn't seen places like Bali.

If they can't get the ball they get frustrated and try to kick us, and we're used to that now and we just get on with it.

Hand or palm geometry. We're used to fingerprints but seldom think of an entire hand as an individual identifier.

You're used to sitting in front of that computer for hours at a time.

We know that the early earth had few continents, but it had a lot of volcanoes, and they were hotter and more powerful than we're used to.

Indeed, it may be that the conversations we're used to having with our books aren't disappearing so much as changing.

OR You "re used to cheap gifts and like to pass yourself off as a cultured person who recognizes the power and beauty of the written word. "

We live in a world where we're used to instant gratification of every desire.

How to smarten up: Begin retraining yourself to start off with at least 20 percent less than you're used to eating.

If all you're used to eating is bread and water, then you don't know you could be eating steak and lobster!

They're used for seeing in the dark.

When you're used to working out at room temperature, it's easy to forget the toll that 80- or 90-degree days can exact.

If you're used to a carefree, independent lifestyle, you may have trouble accepting your new responsibilities.

We're used to new electronics from PCs to smartphones getting cheaper every year. But now prices are falling across the board.

Yet they both do the same job: sorting through the local rubbish, trying to salvage goods that can be re-used.

JW: There's always an insane amount of pressure. I don't think we could get any more. We're used to it.

It looked like a war zone, and that's not something we're used to encountering on American soil.

In the case of news reporting maybe we're used to the media validating us, which is a very traditional structure or dynamic.

More than just tools for handling repetitive tasks, they're used to guide and advance all of a company's' daily activities.

Many say they're used to the commuting life and, with the help of cellphones and email, can operate the levers of government from anywhere.

As you'll see shortly, the choice to use Azure is less about features and more about the platform you're used to working on.

If you're used to munching on red tomatoes, try orange or yellow, or serve purple cauliflower along with your usual white.

You'll express your ideas in a fraction of the lines of code that you're used to writing.

While we're used to hearing about dogs learning to help the blind or search out injured people, Oscar's case is more puzzling.

Since most of us grew up using SBCS strings, we're used to using the and -- operators on a pointer to traverse through a string.

design is wasted and cannot be re-used, which reduces design efficiency and violates the original intention of case-based reasoning methods.

The water we use in our houses goes through the sewer and a treatment facility and back into a river or the ground where it can be re-used.

Many of these nations can be places you earn a lot more money than you're used to at home.

But the object model, especially for inheritance, is not what you're used to.

When a report is saved, the definition for the report is saved in the database and can be re-used later.

Some candidate services might be only re-used within a localized domain.

We're used to swaggering , in-your-face trash talk from NBA players, boxers and even a few politicians, but teenagers in tennis skirts?

We're used to thinking of ambiguity as a flaw in contracts, agreements and management styles.

They're used to shelter two rows of wooden boards bearing Lin's ranks and posts held in his lifelong career.

Just practice correct sentences until you're used to them. The more sentences you can blurt out, the better you can express yourself.

Most often, they're used in more abstract fields like philosophy and theoretical physics, where physical experiments aren't possible.

We're used to swaggering , in-your-face trash talk from NBA players, boxerseven a few politicians, teenagers in tennis skirts?

If you're used to running on mostly flat courses, adding hills to your routines can help prevent boredom.

Initially, using a pointer will be slower than regular reading. But after you're used to the motion, you can read more effectively.

Altitude sickness is caused by dry air, a decrease in oxygen, and low air pressure when you travel to a higher altitude than you're used to.

The crack propagation rate got from the test ia low, so the loop with crack could be re-used in regular monitoring condition.

So far, nothing too far out here if you're used to working with JSON.

There's still a File menu, with several commands you're used to, along with new options for file management, cleanup, and distribution.

If you're used to focusing on your shortcomings, start thinking about positive aspects of yourself that outweigh them.

If you're used to an open source development environment, a commercial build process can seem pretty bad.

These new relationships will be different than what you're used to, however.

When you open a Trade from this list, the Todo form is re-used with a "Save" button now available as shown in Figure 25.

This gives you an experience that's more like what you're used to on the desktop.

Potato chips are deep fried in oxidized oil that is re-used for weeks at a time!

Unless you're used to Linux, running demos and downloads isn't as straightforward as on other operating systems.

An integer enumeration describing the algorithm to determine which cache lines or buckets should be re-used.

shape filled with foamy fun bubble bath, that when emptied can be re-used as a flatting bath toy.

We're used to thinking about organizations in 20th century terms: do we design them to be tall, or flat?

Hence, every time the contents of the view change (i. e. the stream is rebased) the same package can be re-used.

Because machines generate all the markup (the humans see the GUI interface they're used to), well-formedness will be a freebie.

How are you finding life at Melwood - is it a lot different to what you're used to?

They're used to having cameras in their face, but the folks at the Academy want these people to have a really, really pleasant experience.

Now how do we know about an environment that's so far away, and so different, and so alien, from anything we're used to?

But no matter how they're used in design, they are a powerful symbol of an upbeat emotion.

This process develops outputs that can be reclaimed and re-used at the end of their life-cycle thus, creating a sustainable supply chain.

You'll learn about them as they're used in particular programming tasks or contexts.

A bonus for Formula One would be that stored and re-used energy would help overtaking and improve the racing.

We're used to watching the clock, giving ourselves away for money and desiring gold stars in school.

As such, perhaps the audible signals we're used to in our world are irrelevant for a plant.

The outside coating was thicker than the normal dumplings we're used to and the inside was mixed with chocolate flavor and orange.

Low hit ratios are due to the screen updating with new information that is either not re-used, or is flushed out of the client cache.

Keep this in mind if you're used to growing older bents like Penncross and Seaside and gauge your maintenance inputs accordingly.

We're used to support groups being beneficial. We have an attitude that support groups are inherently beneficial.

Deep fried in oxidized oil that is re-used for weeks at a time!

They're scissors. They're used for cutting paper.

Perhaps you're used to relying on the traditional application to protect your data.

[A Learning Object is] any entity, digital or non-digital, which can be used, re-used or referenced during technology supported learning.

Any place a program uses them is a warning signal, because unless they're used carefully, they become a vulnerability.

Admittedly, the first images from the continent aren't to the scale that we're used to.

Moral imagination is hard, and it's hard in a completely different way than the hard things you're used to doing.

"We're used to Google Analytics for Web pages, but until now, we haven't had that for how apps are used, " says Gorman.

On Monday, most local newspapers and internet news sites merely re-used content from the tightly controlled state-run Xinhua News Agency.

II-type movements, a self-locking devices (lock marketing), the need to manually reset after switching off can be re-used.

A subroutine is a part of a program that can be re-used, just like movable type.

Automated activities may correspond to business rules, referenced in the use cases, that can be re-used or data operations.

Users notice when a website uses a different version of English than the one they're used to.

We're used to winning titles, not just winning games and being in the first round. We want to win championships. Now's the time.

We'll discuss the special server-side tags used within Domino Web Access pages and the way that they're used in skins.

Maybe it's not the Cinderella tale you're used to.

Write. This Clear method plays exactly the same role it does in the real ASP object model you're used to on the server.

Look for these words in the specification and carefully review how they're used in context.

We're used to press behaviour being decried as tasteless or tactless.

It uses a stack architecture, meaning instruction operands are loaded to an internal stack before they're used.

Result sets from the queries can be cached in result tables and re-used as customized data marts.

The oxalic acid solution can be re-used through displacement for reducing the cost.

Oh, that's right, you're used to it. Right.

External stores, however, are no different than you're used to.

Sure, some of the same muscles are used, but they're used differently with different stresses on them.

They're used to large nontoxic animals, like wolves and bears.

What's needed are rules to make sure they're used transparently by investors with the capital to absorb losses.

They're used as fundraisers for high school bands and church groups, and fashion accessories in colors bright and dull.

Many were sailors and bridge workers, so they're used to heights.

When you're used to going with another person it can be difficult to motivation yourself to go solo.

"Things change faster than you're used to now, " he warned her.

Just practice correct sentence until you're used to thm.

it's not so bad when you're used to it.

If the ID is not re-used within some timeout interval, the program terminates.

If you're a Java developer, you're used to compiling . . .

Activities are independent building blocks and could be re-used as part of some other process.

I'm used to the traffic in Taipei. We're used to the bad weather.

If you're used to early morning, noon or evening workouts, try to exercise at the same time when you travel.

Therefore, the same socket connection is kept alive and re-used with the keepAlive=true setting.

Mother liquors containing recoverable amounts of BPCs are frequently re-used.

On the other hand, matches where the away fans are in a bad mood (but home fans are happy) will see higher attendance than we're used to.

They're used in traditional medicines and potions.

Sure, but what they're used to is a more wholesome lifestyle than what we have.

Penalty modes still have the normal view we're used to.

SAX is likely familiar to those who worked with XML in PHP4, and the SAX extension in PHP5 is compatible with the version they're used to.

They're used to the freedom of college life, and "there are still boundaries at home. "

They're used to receiving such bulk orders from us.

looks likes no other, wait till you see them, no re-used parts!

"We're born in China. We're used to high-speed growth; we're entrepreneurial; we're ambitious; we're familiar with quick expansion. "

Take them easy at first, but once you're used to hills, you can get a good pace going.

Many of you will probably answer, "Very few" , because you're used to the way things are done. "This is how things are done. "

This is the first place you'll notice something different, if you're used to installing Linux distributions.

We're used to tornadoes here in Tuscaloosa.

"Well, I think it's naturalto gravitate toward what you're used to, " I retort.

She says they're used in Bengal vegetable and fish dishes.

Most credit cards feature different interest rates depending on how they're used.

And perhaps this is because we're used to news reporting being done by salaried professionals.

The tracks on curved lifts are never reconditioned or re-used - just the chair and the carriage.

We're used to the noise from the traffic now.

Reducing everything "mod n" makes it impossible to use the easy techniques that we're used to such as normal logarithms.

In addition, boiling needles and syringes may not be possible in some situations where needles and syringes are being re-used and shared.

Ok if you come from places where you're used to walking a lot.

If no query string is included, the query string of the request will be re-used.

Today, we believe we have about seven percent of the global market, and they're used in about 120-odd countries.

You're used to hearing words of praise.

Being still isn't something we're used to.

So, this is something that we're used to, in Los Angeles, seeing on our local news.

entries can be in english or mandarin . questions may be re - used but answers must be original.

And people's product experiences depend deeply on the context in which they're used.

'I am afraid it's a poorer place than you're used to; but you'll make allowances, I'm sure.

In this tip, Brett defines parameter entities and shows you how they re used.

Convenient work for both dismantling and assembling. It can be re-used by replacing its decoration plates.

Make sure that objects are initialized before they're used.

We're used to the country life here.

Like everything else, if they're used improperly they wouldn't help your code, and could actually hurt it.

Make sure that object are initialized before they're used.

All the places they're used will be changed to use the new names.

We didn't want to move because we're used to it and it's close to everything.

How is that more eco-friendly than the mass-produced furniture that we're used to?

It is clear that many of the proxies are re-used in most of the papers.

After once use, the product is re-used as fertilizer or feed.

That is a huge change in the media landscape we're used to.

The second case is if there is a logically distinct section of code that can be re-used by other methods.

There are reactor coolant system weld issues, they're used and they're getting primary water stress corrosion cracking.

And the thing is, people in the fashion business know what it's like to be in the fashion business, because they're used to it.

For example "Credit Validation" activity could be easily re-used while assembling some other process which requires credit validation.

In that case, you may find it useful to create a Submap that can then be re-used whenever mapping those two types.

"In a house where they're used to people reading books, they are sensitive to those types of cues, " said Dr. Udell.

You're used to the way things are, and even if you want to change, it's difficult.

They're used to make all kinds of bird medicines.

When you play for the national team, you're used to having this kind of summer every summer, so it's pretty much normal.

Stop complaining about the ages of the Chinese contestants just because they look younger than the 16 year olds you're used to seeing.

The new validators can be re-used in different custom technology domains (if you have written a generic AttributeValidator, for example).

The problem is that we categorize things as necessities because we're used to them, and we can't see how to live without them.

They can be re-used not only by other business processes, but also by ETL and applications.

How many times have you been irritated when someone didn't do things the way you're used to?

Data extraction accelerators can be re-used for baseline assessment and for development

If you want to speak English well, you must forget about the differences. Just practice correct sentences until you're used to them.

Activities in future classes. But every expression that the students learned should be re-used in later classes until the students are quite

You ain't even impressed no more, you're used to it

Please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you're used to

1--Yes, but they're used for other things too. Do

A Model for the VRPTW with Re-used Vehicles and Improved Ant Colony Optimization

the way to solute the participants' equilibrium strategies in the case that re-used market's demand information is asymmetrical;

Paper used only on one side is re-used for receiving faxes

The key length defined in the answer file is ignored because a key is re-used

Wake up! We're used to thinking

Application of Re - used Modules In CAD System