to account for

Thus the use of these coefficients makes it easy to account for the variation in the prestressing force along the tendon.

Besides the challenges of the client demands, we also had to account for the flexible nature of our work environment.

The precise nature of dark matter is unknown and over the years many contenders have been put forward to account for it.

I knew that it was only a matter of time before I was called to account for what I had been teaching my students.

The 0. 25 is just a made up fraction to account for the case that it is possible no links will be clicked.

I shall try to account for the rise of Hitler's Germany, a controversial subject that has fascinated me for some time.

She said the MSHA could have changed its policy to account for the backlog by looking at more recent patterns of violations.

If it wasn't your cousin, there would have been another woman to account for your not loving your wife enough, no?

Their suggestions might be right, but if they refuse to account for your feelings and concerns, they might be very, very wrong as well.

Break the arm of the wicked and evil man; call him to account for his wickedness that would not be found out.

CPC needs to be expanded to account for an increase in production but the dispute with Russia over Georgia has prevented progress so far.

Relatively few users actually pay at all, but they are enough to account for three-quarters of the company's revenue.

And family fit up water supply pipeline in, is it fit up expenses to be very few, often easy to ignore to account for .

His good-nature, his humanity, as I tell you, would be quite enough to account for the horses.

The reason: The firms failed to account for the election of a president who deemed debt incurred by a previous administration illegitimate.

a theory which claims to account for the grammatical competence of every adult no matter what language he or she speaks.

But what one so often neglects to account for from the outside of any job is the tedium-- and I include writing in that.

He was always prepared to account for his action , even the most innocent.

Having a partner in crime is all very well, but one does have to account for oneself a good deal.

Breathing pattern did not change significantly among visits to account for the differences in absolute load.

Policies allow rules to take the form of if, then conditional statements, where actions are executed to account for a given condition.

Although scleral hydraulic conductivity increased, the change was not enough to account for the entire change in outflow facility.

But it's just a slight preference, and the effect is far too small to account for the observed imbalance between matter and antimatter.

Generally, do not try to account for this drop by adding more tension than recommended by the manufacturer.

Our fair value range includes a 30% discount to account for the company's lack of liquidity and its decreased earnings visibility.

But in that case, too, a catalyst would be needed to boost reaction rates enough to account for the dearth of acetylene.

Mission controllers have to account for the solar sail's spin rate, distance to the sun and the sun angle to plot the spacecraft's course.

But these natural factors aren't enough to account for the sharp increase in temperatures since the late 1970s.

Her heart sank within her when she recognized the man whom Mr Fogg desired, sooner or later, to call to account for his conduct.

The alteration is quite easy to account for.

Many explanations have been offered to account for all the mysterious happenings during the many thousands of years.

There was no way to account for the missing money; it must have been stolen.

How else to account for the traditional identity crises that have men of a certain age pursuing affairs and buying sports cars.

Weight gain appeared to account for some of the increased risk in soda drinkers.

HL7 messaging needs to be able to account for all these scenarios, which leads to a proliferation of conformance strengths.

And then, you will have to account for your actions of all the violations made to us Cubans.

DHL expects North Asian countries to account for one-third of global air-express delivery volumes over the next five to seven years.

China is expected to account for just under a tenth of the company's annual revenues this year, which could reach $42bn.

Once adjusted to account for that depreciation, Indonesia's GDP and growth rates both sank significantly below conventional figures.

This effect is able to account for the experimental results observed for polymers with low concentration doping.

The restrictions on overseas buyers, who used to account for 10 per cent of Soho's sales, have also hurt the company.

Earlier models had proved simplistic, failing to account for the ways that policies and individual behavior affect one another.

Now I've got to do some precise logic to account for changes in coupling values.

I think you will have to account for every penny of the money that was entrusted to you.

This year, China is expected to account for more than half of the total global expenditure on rail equipment.

Mr. Wu Li interview: Reporter: You seem to account for all students in the two children?

Students from India continue to account for a large number of students studying in the United States.

The most simple set of minimal constraints are imposed by fixing one station to account for the translatory component of the GPS polyhedron.

You do not need to account for separators in the bitmap because this function does not assign image indexes for separators.

In actual practice, investors adjust reported accounting data to account for additional factors that must be considered.

After all, deals that banks have cut with sovereign entities are believed to account for a significant chunk of the derivatives market.

His explanation did not seem adequate to account for what had happened.

Current theories, either empirical or electronic, do not appear to account for this result.

This story probably was invented to account for the name Maria associated with the Ephesian Goddess.

Fast-growing Asian economies are likely to account for an increasing proportion of this wealth.

Many of these tactics are illegal under domestic and international law, but rarely do outside powers call governments to account for it.

You will have to continue using the . NET 2. 0 series of libraries, but the normal target framework settings are enough to account for that.

Some of the other services you plan to provide may also need to be altered to account for device constraints.

So I always have enough outfits from the first match to the final, and of course you have to account for rain as well.

State two neural mechanisms that have been hypothesized to account for the plasticity of auditory cortex mappings.

Scientists found that the researchers monitoring and maintaining the satellites had failed to account for orbital decay.

Since the lust and attraction stages are both considered temporary, a third stage is needed to account for long-term relationships.

That estimate is higher than the data the Treasury reports on its web site, as I try to account for purchases through the UK.

It has made it certain that native differences are not sufficient to account for the difference in culture.

Indeed, you are mistaken, Madam. I have not been at all able to account for the honour of seeing you here.

Instead, Dr. Gardner proposes eight different intelligences to account for a broader range of human potential in children and adults.

A number of intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors have been proposed to account for the sex difference in the incidence of ACL injuries.

You expect me to account for opinions which you chuse to call mine, but which I have never acknowledged.

To account for these lengthy URLs, the URL_Mapper_File allows you to specify default values for each parameter in the URL.

You do not need to configure the maximum values of 1024 PVs and 4096 LVs at the time of VG creation to account for potential future growth.

This enables the seal or packing to be tightened to suit the operating conditions and allows subsequent adjustment to account for wear.

However, this will be clearly unable to account for the vandalism prevailing among some slums or ghettoes.

But the market always remained small, and the main use of SDRs today is to account for transactions between the IMF and its member nations.

Since we're doing a Tomcat 6 and WASCE deployment, we'll need to split at this point to account for the different servers.

Accountability means paying for the full consequences for one's actions - and the financial system has much to account for.

You learned that, although the generator does not handle every possible type including arrays, you can modify the GSTC to account for this.

Additionally, the arguer fails to account for the obvious health benefits generated by the light weightlifting program.

If many prove to have the same tweak, this may help to account for the relatively large size of Turkey's rapid outbreak.

The Gudes recently began shutting their devices down on weekends to account for the decrease in family time.

currently indicating quantities invested at the initial stage are revised to account for alternative stages of such investments.

They try to account for compounding factors, but their forecasts are by no means cast in stone.

You will have to account for the disappearance of the money.

Advanced ceramic parts processing costs tend to account for the total cost of 50% ~ 75%.

Maybe, like many teams, you have reached the point of saturation where you now have too many tests to account for.

Errors require that additional margin be built into control calculations and that power systems be made larger to account for the error.

Schema, an important concept derived from cognitive psychology, can be employed to account for some phenomena of human recognition.

In the world of OSGi, we do not always know when another service is available, and, as a result, we need to account for this.

The catharsis of seeing Mr Mubarak forced to account for this grim past is the least the victims deserve.

It turned out that the rest of the e-mail message structure had other potential differences to account for.

To account for a large number of uncertainties, regulatory agencies build in huge margins of safety.

It turned out that the rest of the e-mail message structure had other potential differences to account for.

To account for a large number of uncertainties, regulatory agencies build in huge margins of safety.

In 2010, China is projected to account for at least half of total global spending on rail equipment.

It will have to be constructed from the best ofour traditions and will have to account for the darker aspects ofour past.

But that practice just doesn't scale enough to account for all the possible uses and transaction volumes needed.

The public official charged with bribery was unable to account for the 200, 000 Yuan found in his house.

It is unable to account for the masked translation priming asymmetry in lexical decision.

But at the low temperatures prevalent on Titan, these reactions would normally occur too slowly to account for the disappearing hydrogen.

Common fatigue strength reduction factors to account for such things as surface finish can be found in design handbooks.

But there will not, sadly, be any more comprehensive effort to account for the noxious side-effects of oil.

But there will not, sadly, be any more comprehensive effort to account for the noxious side-effects of oil.

process used to account for the electromechanical coupling.

It is the undoubted right of the people of England to call them to account for it.

Therefore the default CEI bus transmission profile must be modified to account for this change.

When possible, use different forms of the same keyword to account for different search terms, including abbreviations and synonyms.

To account for the history of previous calls, each service has to fully implement how to handle the internal state of the system.

The reduced body temperature would be sufficient to account for body weight gain over several months.

Evaluations solely from aquatic exposure concentrations are not adequate to account for potential secondary effects in marine ecosystems.

If the Fed fails to account for this change, it could try to promote more growth than the economy can sustain, causing inflation to rise.

The funds are believed to account for a slightly smaller proportion of activity in the distressed debt arena too.

The funds are believed to account for a slightly smaller proportion of activity in the distressed debt arena too.

Can he be able to account for the mega-liters of blood that has flowed from Zambezi to Limpopo since 1980?

What right have you, your highness, to call me to account for my friendships, my affections?

Buffett for backing the call to account for the cost of stock options more explicitly. He carps about Mr.

A few years ago, China-made mobile phones to account for more than half of the almost unimaginable.

However, OLS estimation fails to account for unobserved factors that may be correlated with substance use and child behavior.

And how will the design of your forms change to account for this new approach in programming?

For a start, any tweaks we make to our climate models to account for it will produce scarier predictions of warming.

Some want to put Mr Abhisit on trial. The army has ignored calls to account for its killing of unarmed protesters and bystanders.

"Of course, we could wind up starting our own brand of soccer here to account for some of the game's issues, " he says.

Don't forget to account for the wind.

Economists have attempted to account for why, in the words of P. J. O' Rourke, "some parts of the Earth prosper and others suck" .

Such beautiful and auspicious tunes help to account for the popularity of this instrument.

Mike didn't come to the party last night, nor did he call me to account for it.

I was just called to account for a few mistakes.

ALTIMETER SETTING, The adjustment of the altimeter to account for local variations in atmospheric pressure.

To account for the abrupt motions efficiently, a two-step sampling method is proposed to combine the two observation models.

To account for its color, Mars must have lost an ocean of water equivalent to a global layer meters to tens of meters deep.

You have to account for losing such a large sum of money money.

Some question whether the engineers who planned the railway made the proper calculations to account for long-term climate change.

I find it enough to live, without spinning lies to account for life .

Qi, smiling shook her head, Yang more days to disdain to account for this kind of petty gain is also, custom is rules.

The bidding algorithms can be tweaked to account for changing behaviour and circumstance.

The so-called experts fail to account for the potential severity of the underperformance when stocks fall.

Redistribution of moment is permitted to account for the ductile behavior of reinforcement concrete members.

Deutsche has said in the past that it wants investment banking to account for no more than 60% of its total earnings.

British 17 pounder AT gun has its range increased marginally to account for the size of its emplacement.

I've always thought fixing the intellectual property system to account for this makes more sense than requiring less safety data.

in all history, nothing is so surprising or so difficult to account for as the sudden rise of civilization in Greece.

They are also hard to implement, as there is no agreement on how to account for the emissions embodied in a given manufactured product.

Every time the chairman acts, it is with the knowledge that within four years he will be called to the carpet to account for his actions.

Engineers had to account for how Hangzhou Bay's extremely strong tides and powerful typhoons would affect the structure.

Aye, sir, residual plasma detected. However. . . insufficient tonnage to account for even one Covenant destroyer.

Whether ye show what is in your minds or conceal it, Allah Calleth you to account for it.

Many reasons have been put forward to account for Napoleon's fame, apart from those put forward by Napoleon himself.

One of the history of civilization is how to account for the brilliance and creativity of the ancient Greeks.

The cashier was asked to account for every penny of the money that was entrusted to him.

This paper seeks to account for the translation of image in classical Chinese poetry from a relevance perspective.

Not surprisingly, malaria is estimated to account for one third or more of outpatient consultants at health facilities.

In 1582 Pope Gregory XIII established the Gregorian calendar, which most of the world now observes, to account for an equinox inconvenience.

In 1582 Pope Gregory XIII established the Gregorian calendar, which most of the world now observes, to account for an equinox inconvenience.

She added that theoretical physicists are already looking at ways to refine their models of the moon to account for the new finding.

We asked him to account for his conduct conduct.

A number of explanations have been offered to account for this dilemma.

The amount of rock that was excavated there is many times more than enough to account for all known V-type asteroids.

The period inventory system is typically used to account FOR inventory items that have a low unit cost.

To account for this, the first line in your callback method should be as shown in Listing 13.

Markets, they assert, have failed to account for the risks and could turn nasty once there is a sustained run of bad news.

Provide documentation and information to account for delays, difficulties, and changes to cost estimates.

China is expected to account for about 9 per cent of the company's $41bn-$42bn annual revenues this year.

Biographers attempting to account for this period have reported many apocryphal stories.

Even educational institutions are revising curricula to account for the notion of engagement.

In addition, mixture pixel analysis fails to account for the spatial distribution of class proportions within the pixel.

Adjust the model to account for future economic, demographic, political and environmental factors.

Dark energy's true nature remains a mystery. Theoretical attempts to account for its observed properties have foundered.

High-speed trading, now estimated to account for about two-thirds of U. S. stock market volume, takes many forms, some entirely proper.

It's a tool to help, but you needclinical acumen to account for over- or under-reporting of symptoms.

They say it would take a 27-cent-per-gallon gas tax to account for the $35 billion per year in extra costs from heavier cars.

Mr. Norman has raised some interesting points, but there 's one thing he has completely failed to account for .

If you must reveal what you're currently making, inflate the number slightly to account for bonuses, perks, or an impending raise.

However, this is not enough to account for the difference between lead and tin.

He set various schools of antagonistic thought devising hypotheses to account for disinterested action in man.

Individuals are estimated to account for the majority of registered domain names globally.

I feel exhausted constantly having to account for where I am going and what I am doing.

Of the 100 stamps first bought by Mr. Robey, stamp collectors are now able to account for 90.

If you create components outside of the CAI, then you need to account for wire registration, activation, and deactivation.

However, recent studies show that the model is insufficient to account for more complex oil production cycles of some countries.

There is evidence that the moral reasoning described in stage theories is not sufficient to account for moral behavior.

Voters still hold their own politicians to account for the insecurities that flow from interdependence.

In attempting to account for why the passersby ignored Yue-yue, some blamed China 's single-minded pursuit of economic growth.

This same reality also helps to account for the world's inability to agree to a new global trade accord.

This is said to account for why many ancient dai display decorations, like a mountain and stream frozen in place.

The rest of the book seeks to account for the miracle.

Meanwhile casualties attributed to NATO forces fell by almost a third over the same period to account for 12 percent this year.

Sometimes these numbers are doubled to account for non-judicial killings and deaths from torture, suicide, etc.

It's hard to account for such an error, and the only excuse I can offer is that . . .

Over the past year, both Japan and Australia have adjusted their defence doctrine to account for China's growing might.

Any alternative explanation of moon formation will have to account for all the water now known to reside inside the moon.

The police tried to account for the blood spot.

The practice of using a schema to account for the intermediate data between each pipeline stage.

Any explanation for this rise in inequality needs to account for several different trends.

Yet there is little business in old books: second-hand volumes are estimated to account for less than $1bn of the $25bn US books market.

Bosch expects Asia- Pacific and U. S. to account for an equal percentage of sales .

She was unable to account for '5000.

To account for so large an increase, we have to recognise that expectations played a role.

Thus, one has to account for added resources just to break even in his cash flow.

It will take him 20 years in prison to account for such a terrible crime.

A new method to account for the influence of the belt speed on the safety factor is presented.

So if the investigating judges are ever to hold Mr Chirac to account for what went on during his watch, this is their last chance.

Is there no way to account for the difference between many system steps implied by one use case transaction versus just one system step?

POLITICAL leaders, however grand or glamorous, should be held to account for their actions, even to the extent of being prosecuted.

Organizations often categorize their data in several ways, so you may need to account for multiple independent hierarchies.

Job scheduling software will need to interact with provisioning software to account for the difference.

Make sure you set the connection string Timeout keyword to account for this increased time.

Regulators round the world sometimes find it difficult holding businesses to account for their infractions.

A new film-gas core coupled model is proposed to account for vertical upward developed gas-liquid annular flow in this paper.

Traditional utility IT infrastructures have never before had to account for this level of usage.

And somebody may have scribbled and written in it, and you have to account for that when you make a call on it.

Customers are encouraged to refer to the ordering tools, as updated, to account for these changes.

A contribution of this article is the development of an approach to account for interdependencies in the investment analysis.

With the emerging world expected to account for 72% of global steel demand, the steel industry has shifted focus too.

Note how the time to wait is adjusted before calling WaitForObject to account for time spent acquiring the lock.

I always have to account for the number of computers I have running in a room.

The rise of "cultural prose" has become an indisputable objective reality. To account for its origin of rise is rather complicated.

example: I want you to account for each sum of the money you spent.

SINCE taking off in the mid-1990s, Europe's budget airlines have soared to account for a third of all air travel in the region.

To account for this problem, mother-child and family fixed-effects models are tested.

This process works too slowly, though, to account for the sudden drops seen in the methane level.

To get a better handle on things, scientists have adjusted their analyses in recent years to account for pre-existingmedical conditions.

We propose modernising US anti-dumping laws to account for currency undervaluation.

To account for such resources as system administrator time for special projects and printer usage.

For example, if your logo has a color that you do not reuse elsewhere in the design, you have to account for that.

Modify the relative XPath references to account for accessing the data from a SOAP envelope.

My faith, based on my understanding of the life and works of Christ, tells me that I will have to account for the choices that I make.

The melting of glaciers, ice caps and polar ice sheets on land, however, has the potential to account for much more.

If they were ever faster than light, they wouldn't stay at that speed for long enough to account for OPERA's results.

Approximately 1GB of memory should be reserved to account for these transient requirements.

That doesn't mean it won't be checked again in the DB to account for concurrency issues, but that the load on the DB is further reduced.

They were required to account for all expenses on a business trip.

The young man was asked to account for his cheating.

Finally, regulators need to account for the societies and particular cultures they cover.

A theory of white dwarfs then developed to account for Sirius B, and other white dwarfs were later discovered.

Such galaxies are thought to account for one-third of the stellar mass in the universe.

Next you'll update the patient class (patient. rb) to account for the new database field.

The mainland is forecast to account for about 65 per cent of new issuance in Asia-Pacific, including Japan, this year.

It also means the Church may be held to account for other criminal acts by priests.

A number of factors might contribute to (lead to )(account for ) the phenomenon(problem).

I use this approach to account for unusual changes that may have occurred in the variables.

It's just that rational economists have failed to account for their genuine social utility.

To account for this source of variability, the engineer uses the Latin square design shown below.

Multiply that by 8. 6 (to account for a cut every six weeks) and it adds up to $7, 200 per year, not including tips.

Now of course that doesn't factor in interest which you will need to account for, but this will provide you with a basic idea.

The more experienced project managers will raise the bid to account for the variance.

Nor are there enough radio galaxies around to account for it.

The army has ignored calls to account for its killing of unarmed protesters and bystanders.

Equity continues to account for the bulk of capital flows, the report's authors say.

Second, adjust the statistical results downward to account for differences between test conditions and the real world.

Wealthy people in North America, Europe and Asia continue to account for the vast majority of the world's millionaires.

This allows the migration team to account for any problems when the production migration takes place.

A close reading of the information in Listing 17 uncovers the issue: I need to account for 0 when dealing with an ArrayList.