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It takes in a Java object String parameter, converts it in to a C-string, and then writes it out to LogCat.

Following the traditional British practice the indented style takes in the first line of each paragraph in the body of the business letter .

The typical tour is accompanied by an astronomer and takes in astronomical sites along the way as well as more traditional attractions.

The average American household owes more in debt than it earns in a year, and still keeps spending more than it takes in.

This function takes in an array of samples and implements a fading out effect over the last "amount" percent of the samples.

Notice how the constructor of this class takes in a com. ibm. collaboration. realtime. messages. MessageHandler object as a parameter.

Frank draws a deep breath as he takes in her powerful arms, shoulders, legs and hard, flat stomach.

With about 250, 000 arrivals each year, Canada takes in more immigrants relative to its population than any other industrialised country.

To do this, the designer must be certain of the actual path that the return current takes in getting back to the signal source.

The digital one, an edifice built of software, takes in all that information and automatically acts on it.

But now that the worst of the recession is over, we have to confront the fact that our government spends more than it takes in.

This takes in two parameters -- the replacement text node and the child element that it's replacing.

We need behavioural change that takes in the entirety of our lives and of the way in which we do business.

The next function, setvalueTag, takes in two required parameters, as shown in Listing 10.

The more solar energy the ocean absorbs during the summer, the longer it takes in the fall for the water to cool down enough to freeze.

It has a single operation, Ask, that takes in a single String parameter, question, and returns a single String as a response, answer.

MyBooks takes in a single argument: the name of the XML file that contains the list of books to be displayed in the table.

The mirror innovative ink due to its thin aluminum and smoothness, publishes material takes in parallel so order.

Greater Mumbai takes in a million new residents a year.

During the summer, the earth takes in a lot of heat from the summer sun, warming the air above the land.

The above constructor takes in the values of these namespaces and saves them within the class.

The rest takes in body movements, dress, and, of course, the tone of the voice.

And, the fat panda wave takes in the noodle restaurant the server, is always gluttonous and lazy is well-known.

Make an user OK stay for long in website interior, perhaps saying is the place that takes in stationmaster friends to want to let his tarry.

It takes in an element and a sequence and returns a new sequence by prepending the element to the sequence.

In terms of foreign direct investment, China attracts every month what India takes in every year.

The game will be the last of United's pre-season tour of the Far East, which also takes in Malaysia, Indonesia and Korea.

It takes either a specific breakpoint number as an argument or it takes *, in which case it will remove all breakpoints.

Santa's trip takes in all continents and all time zones. Silverberg says his sleigh is equipped with an onboard sleigh guidance system.

This method takes in our preTranslation String as well as a java. lang. Object that represents the desired options for our translation.

Physics takes in the vocational school education the basic course, also is an application stronger discipline.

The academic society attends to individual life, own clothing thing takes in and puts away neatly.

At rest, the body takes in and breathes out about 10 litres of air each minute.

It takes in some of the poorest parts of India, and in particular forests inhabited mainly by tribal peoples.

VO2 max measures how well your body takes in oxygen, transports it to your blood, circulates it to tissues and uses it to produce energy.

It simply takes in XML on the command line and then loads that XML into a DOM tree using the JAXP DOM APIs.

He's got his very own golden girl! Best Actor nominee George Clooney takes in his glam Oscar date, girlfriend Stacy Keibler.

It's a voice-recognition VXML file that takes in a favorite instrument and offers some commentary on the caller's choices.

So, even though I may win now and then, in the long run, the house always takes in more than it loses.

The Driver class takes in the data and fact files plus the URL where Solr is running, and hands off the work to the OSM2Solr class.

In half the cases, doctors had taken an "end-of-life decision" , a term that takes in three distinct practices.

Each member up the food chain takes in approximately 10 to 100 times the load of fat-loving toxins of its counterpart below.

Organized crime in America takes in over forty billion dollars a year and spends very little on office supplies.

In return, each newspaper agrees to give Yahoo half of the revenue it takes in from any ads they sell through this service.

It took Kismayo a few months ago. The port of Marka, which takes in food aid, fell more recently.

A computer is a device that takes in a series of electrical impulses representing information, combines them, sorts them.

"The average woman takes in only two thirds of the recommended daily allowance for iron, " notes another expert.

His brother's leadership, meanwhile, will be shaped by the decisions he takes in its first weeks.

Because when we open our arms, the earth takes in only a hollow and senseless shell. Far away now is the soul in its eternal glory.

In a tropical landscape one's eye takes in everything except the human beings.

A terrace toward the river takes in the view and supports a steel framed tower of screened porch and guest rooms.

Professor Walker says straw takes in carbon dioxide as it grows. So it can be seen as having no harmful effects on the environment.

The mortgage calculator in this example takes in monthly income, bills, rent, percentage rate, and mortgage term.

A hiker takes in a spectacular view of Grinnell Lake on the trail to the Grinnell Glacier in Montana's Glacier National Park.

The body opening through which an animal takes in food.

The view beyond the gates takes in roads, elegant streetlights and specially planted trees.

The main function takes in an array of Strings called args.

but today, the category takes in concrete cast materials, blocks, glass, and poured and textured concrete.

How It Works: When the body takes in very few carbs, it gets its energy by burning fat instead of carbs.

A discretionary trader takes in market information and analyzes it using several technical tools.

It takes in command line parameters to determine what services to find users and calculate stats.

Professor Walker says, straw takes in carbon dioxide as it grows.

A graphical application takes in a little information, processes it, and then usually asks for more information.

The call to the stored procedure takes in two runtime parameters, the customerid and the insurance XML.

The left atrium takes in Blood from the pulmonary veins and sends it into the systemic circulation.

The brain as a whole takes in information from the environment.

It takes in the desired information type as a parameter (infotype), and creates the topic accordingly.

The view north from the Hancock Observatory takes in the Gold Coast and Lincoln Park areas plus a slice of Lake Michigan.

The simulation engine takes in the generated code and computes the behavior accordingly.

A woman takes in some rays on the sands of Haeundae beach in Busan, South Korea.

This book also takes in some of the darker episodes of 20th-century medicine.

Similarly, in the interpretation of modern Chinese master huang bin-hong landscape paintings, we will also takes in mental clarity.

The calorie takes in the increase, the movement time reduction, has caused child's obese danger.

This API is used with a simple call that takes in the list containing the instances and the EAttribute for the attribute.

The student finishes singing the Rwandan national anthem, and takes in the applause.

The earth takes in heat and light from the sun.

Latency refers to the amount of time it takes in milliseconds to transfer data from one point to another.

IBM, among many other companies, has already built a web-based application called City Forward that takes in data from 50 cities.

As well as Japan, the tour takes in Singapore, China and South Korea.

Funnily enough, the same mind that takes in " Dallas" or rap music is also accessible to Homer and Shakespeare.

You can do this using Scilab's disp function, which takes in a variable, disp(m).

There are ways to help your body store away the iron it takes in.

So there's this huge invisible shape structures that magnetism takes in the universe.

This simple function takes in any variable and displays it to the screen.

"It is the combination of behavior and the organism's propensity for what to do with nutrients it takes in, " whether to store or use them.

The service takes in order messages together with the updated delivery date.

However, each time a plant takes in one molecule of carbon dioxide gas, it loses hundreds of water molecules.

A hiker takes in the view from the trail to King's Throne in Yukon's Kluane National Park and Reserve.

Their story takes in nuclear winter, missile defence, acid rain and the ozone layer.

The article takes in every aspect of the labour problem.

LAUTNER: Some of those scenes were pretty hard for me. I think we ruined a couple of takes in front of the house and in the tent.

This month's tour takes in four games in four different countries over eight days.

The brewery takes in barley from 40 local farmers and hops, the other key beer ingredient, from farmers in Kent.

Chicharito has scored nine times as substitute and he takes, in average, 18. 3 minutes to accomplish the feat.

She takes in stray cats who have no homes.

The carp has widely takes in food ability, is the omnivorous habit fish.

A sin takes in everything done, said and willed against right reason.

One hose puts out water and another takes in water.

Look at the delight a one-or two- year old takes in learning, and you see how powerful is the human will to learn.

Nazi Concentration Camp takes in groups of young women as sex slaves who are used as love machines for morbid soldiers .

But his take on China is more nuanced, and takes in historical and geopolitical analysis.

Before GLD issues new shares, it takes in the necessary gold to back them.

The dialect takes in some features of the Southern and Northern English.

If we have the mind that the sea takes in hundreds of rivers, as well as what it does make life difficult for the Huoyanshan?

You'll do whatever it takes in order to grow your freelance business and earn a living as a freelancer, right?

As inputs, this takes in the text and title of the new task.

A teacher takes in over 40 abandoned cats in her 20 sq . m home.

On the receiving side, the queue takes in the open_only attribute.

She sometimes takes in work to do at home.

He always takes in Beijing's Acrobats whenever they come to town.

He always takes in Taiwan's Acrobats whenever they come to town .

Then keep on blaming the computer, no matter how many times it takes, in a calm, authoritative tone of voice.

This 10-minute thrill trip takes in the vibrant city and the fantastically lush countryside.

A visitor takes in the view from the South Rim of Arizona's Grand Canyon.

The study of physics takes in many different subjects.

Fraud is the purposive behavior that someone takes in order to gain illegal benefits through using illegal methods.

fish takes in oxygen through their gills.

The tour takes in six European capitals .

Your right lung takes in more air than your left one does.

Notice that a factory pattern which takes in all necessary properties is used to create a javax. jdo. PersistenceManagerFactory.

There is more detailed introduction inside the materials bag everyone takes in the hand present.

Galilee is a lake full of life because it takes in water but also gives it out.

That is among the largest one-year takes in recent years.

It's a 79km round-trip that takes in all the famous tourist spots.

People see the software giant extreme arbitrary due to the very radical legal actions it takes in China.

The weight loss industry takes in billions of dollars each year, and it is growing.

In the Chinese chess, the chariot takes in a straight line.

So here is the result: Thirteen years from now, in 2018, Social Security will be paying out more than it takes in.

The list takes in everybody.

Execute your SQL using odbc_exec, which takes in your connection and your SQL string and returns a result set.

The article takes in all aspects of the problem.

Our shop takes in twice as much money every day as it used to.

The tour takes in some famous old castles.

Meaning taxes do go up, but the government takes in more money?

In Japan there is a whole genre of extreme pornography, known as hentai, which takes in cartoons and comic books as well as videogames.

I takes in my husband's lies.

Our plan lets Washington spend only what it takes in.

The action that SQL Server Agent takes in response to the event or performance condition.

I takes in my wife's lies.

This is what it takes in a competitive global economy.

Last year more than 17, 000 students applied to join "Teach for America, " which only takes in as many volunteers as it can use.

If so, look at online services such as Flickr, a Yahoo! operationthat takes in some 750 photos every second.

wanmei offers two years maintenance guarantee period and takes in charge of free installation , debugging and operator training

This method takes in a Message instance as input and returns that instance's fully qualified Java class name as output. Message. java

And do whatever it takes in your heart to leave me behind

A Richardson's ground squirrel takes in the action from second tee during the Telus Skins Game golf tournament in Banff, Alberta

Federated procedure ORASTOCKVALUE is created for the Oracle procedure that takes in the account number as the input parameter as

The method returns a strongly typed catalog response template instance. In addition, the method now takes in two request parameters

Federated procedure ORASTOCKINFO is created for the Oracle procedure that takes in the username as the input parameter as

takes in previously hidden sections of the moat and castle

The WS response template pattern takes in four parameters

The computer takes in information from human by input devices

Study on a new approach to prevent icing for industrial water in takes in cold regions

Takes in all beauty with an easy span

What place each word takes in the sentence

One justly weeps; the other takes in hand

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