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By virtue of this superior quality, this product is often sold out of stock in many areas.

After Mr. Wilson lost all his money, he made a virtue of necessity and found a new and interesting life as a teacher.

It also has the virtue of being able to connect different component models used for different parts of an overall solution.

Society had prospered enormously since the war, and this was proof of the virtue of the system, right?

A chihuahua is a dog, but a tall chihuahua is not a tall dog; "tall" changes meaning by virtue of the word next to it.

And yet - by virtue of the fact that this was not addressed in the antenna design - it appears that the inconceivable did in fact occur.

Indonesia is in a very active seismic zone, also, but by virtue of it's larger size than Japan, it has more total earthquakes.

That's because nature intended women to have fewer cycles by virtue of being pregnant much of the time, he said.

In virtue of the law of duality, the powerful infusion of Light creates a powerful reaction from the Dark. This is just a matter of logic.

By virtue of this superior quality, this product is often sold out in many areas.

D. By virtue of your long service to this country, we have decided to give you this gold watch as an expression_r of our thanks.

Optical fiber gas sensor has found a wide range of applications by virtue of it~ various technical merits.

The Company hereby irrevocably waives any right to invoke jurisdiction it may have to any court by virtue of the laws of the PRC.

Virtue of his own unique movie experience of life, knowledge, cultivation and understanding of film, as a whole shows a real tendency.

The energy possessed by an object by virtue of its motion is called kinetic energy, or energy of motion.

Ecological Farm is an agricultural production system set up in a specific region by virtue of ecological theory and natural conditions.

By virtue of this superior quality, this product is often sold out of stock in ma fantastic rooms.

or the natural person who creates the software by virtue of his own resources and assumes responsibility for that software.

It must therefore constrain us simply in virtue of our rationality , and not because of any particular desires or preferences we might have.

He remains, by virtue of his earlier work, easily the best memoirist of any American secretary of state or president in the modern era.

The answer, according to Ask. com, is to make a virtue of its size, its brand and its distinctive approach to technology.

The virtue of a man ought to be measured not by his extraordinary exertions, but by his everyday conduct.

The virtue of open-mindedness in such a situation is going to be more important than appearing to know right away what you want.

Can you think of any other examples that were in virtue of the content, the meaning of a particular word?

The virtue of such an approach was that America had much to gain in a world that lived by rules.

So our body is nothing but a bunch of atoms which developed certain qualities by the virtue of the force carried by them.

In such a world, where power of all kinds is more widely and evenly distributed, the United States cannot lead by virtue of its power alone.

Holy Scripture must be acknowledged as the Word of God by virtue of its divine origin.

Such designation shall be effected by virtue of a written notification between the aeronautical authorities of both Contracting Parties.

The overriding virtue of this concept is only that it is better than all available alternatives.

Desire is simply a referent like any other, which seduction immediately betters and transcends, precisely by virtue of its its spirit.

Consideration of a minority patient's language, customs and beliefs by virtue of their heritage is a concept known as cultural competency.

She defeated the bad guy by virtue of her courage and by a pair of vices.

Therefore, they are the prerequisite virtue of a man of perfect practice.

"For one, the Hubble Space Telescope has weighed in on dark energy by virtue of the measurements of supernovae, " he said.

"Gossip Girl" reversed course and found a way saucily to make a virtue of vacuity and viciousness.

The prior rights of all persons entitled thereto by virtue of any other statute.

relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand.

Heat is defined as the form of energy that is transferred between a system and its surroundings by virtue of a temperature difference.

The ethical task each of us has, in virtue of our existence as a rational agent, is to construct a life and to try to make it go well.

The setup allows such minimally equipped sort of ad hoc bulletin board created by virtue of simple texts.

If love virtue of the company staff warmly welcomes foreign businessmen to come here on business , and seek common development .

A state opera orchestra that runs its own spare-time concert series, the Vienna Phil makes a virtue of its inherent conservatism.

And the epithet began to be handled through habit, by virtue of scholastic traditions and not through living poetic feeling.

Down on the factory floor, automatic control had the expected virtue of moderating high-powered energy sources as mentioned earlier.

Brezhnev began with a long speech extolling the virtue of his version of the nuclear treaty, a "clear-cut and lucid agreement" .

Circulation of our business has always been there to do business in Germany, a traditional virtue of honesty.

It has immense ecotourism potential in virtue of its unique geographic feature as well as its ecotourism resources with grassland.

Modesty has long been a traditional virtue of the Chinese Race since the ancient times.

The antinomy that the Scholastic tradition posed as a matter of principle is here taken to be resolved by virtue of being imaginary.

Look, if this was 1, 500 years ago, by virtue of his size and strength, Kurt would be entitled to his choice of female partners.

thermal energy: Internal energy of a system in thermodynamic equilibrium (see thermodynamics) by virtue of its temperature.

And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1959.

The great virtue of the system was supposed to be that it economised on holdings of gold.

For me, the ancient Greek virtue of revering wisdom, reason and science has long been a personal conviction.

October surpasses all the summer months by virtue of being the first in nearly half a year to clear the street of college age people.

Goodwill is an intangible asset that represents the extra value ascribed to a company by virtue of its brand and reputation.

The legend of that pagoda shows the traditional virtue of Hengshui people-favoring justice and honesty and hating evil and fraudulence .

The mortgage established by the joint owners of a ship shall not be affected by virtue of the division of ownership thereof.

By virtue of our unique geography, the United States is both an Atlantic and a Pacific power.

It exists only by virtue of a sort of contract signed by the members of a community.

This last property had the great virtue of being a prediction that could be tested, a critical ingredient of the scientific method.

I am accidentally possessed of a power over one of the keepers here, and in virtue of it I stand before you.

The pleasure of virtue, of charity, and of learning is true and lasting pleasure; with which I hope you will be well and long acquainted.

She start empty-handed, by virtue of her extraordinary creativity and unyielding spirit to become come first on the list of design master.

Then, by virtue of his eloquence and organizational skills, as the "Muslim Student Association, " President.

Since its inception the Company by virtue of modern management idea, advanced management mode to innovation and development.

Nietzsche surely wants to improve the ways that he judges yes and no within life by virtue of that monist insight.

This word-level palindrome also extols the virtue of the infallible plan, an infallibility that humans do not share.

I attempt to give a fair evaluation to 'Universal Love' by virtue of re-examining it in a broader range.

In Rand's hands, the "virtue of selfishness" was not a dry, abstract rationalist construct with a bloodless "economic man" at its center.

I might be wrong about that but I have a feeling I used that as an example as one of the ones that was valid in virtue of their form.

Thus, the poor Jia woman finds herself unable to find a mate by virtue of her high income.

With proper signal adjusting, different actual units can interacted with radar virtual prototype expediently in virtue of the system.

By virtue of not growing up in the industry, I raise ideas that provoke and think differently.

It is not possible simply by virtue of the number and size of funds to determine the fate of all enterprises, should let the market decide.

The Buddha used the word cage to refer to the inner virtue of generosity that ensures that dana is connected to the Path.

Knightley sought to make a virtue of the fact that he himself had never reported a war.

Nixon made a virtue of his squareness by siding with America's "silent majority" against the elites .

As truth is the first virtue of the systems of thought, equity and justice are the first virtue of the state system of a socialist country.

The speculation was not entirely unreasonable at the time, having the virtue of at least being based on observation.

By virtue of just setting this goal and striving for it, I'm naturally increasing my output more than if I didn't set it.

By virtue of its superior quality, this item has marketed with a warm reception and quick sale in most European countries.

He said his plan had the virtue of being the easiest to implement.

Throughout history, being filial and respectful to the elders has been a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation.

Diligence and thrift are always considered as a virtue of our nation, which reflects the respect of labor.

They are the civilised world, and know themselves to be such by virtue of righteously disembowelling the odd barbarian now and again.

As an energy storage equipment, storage battery have the virtue of voltage stabilization, power supply credibility, carrying convenience.

This set of rules allows a process to have capabilities either by virtue of being root or by running a setuid root file.

It is the responsibility of the author is to be by virtue of the mind and imagination to the reader insights to show a meaningful framework.

Honesty can be defined as the virtue of always telling the truth and being upright.

Since ingredients are not the same everywhere, Chinese food begins to assume a local character simply by virtue of the ingredients it uses.

The philosopher, by contrast, is free by virtue of his or her other worldliness, by their capacity to fall into wells and appear silly.

This article deals with output regulation of an adiabatic tubular reactor by virtue of a single manipulated input.

By virtue of his victory, he felt he could do what he pleased.

Ours is a profession which traditionally has been guided by a precept that transcends the virtue of uttering the truth for truth's sake.

By virtue of its own specific gravity-its totalitarian gravity-this power deepens its totality and extends its range.

The person with the virtue of righteousness is called as righteous person or just person.

A few giants dominate by virtue of low costs, leaving room for niche players, and all the middle-sized companies get squeezed out.

By virtue of her individual drive and competitiveness, she has already ascended to the apex of the major leagues.

User principals also acquire role mappings by virtue of the groups to which they belong.

Whatever document you put into a shredder will be shredded, not by virtue of what the document says but by virtue of what a shredder does.

The virtue of humility lies at the heart of our humanity.

Refinement of knowledge of human being hurt innate virtue of human while education covers nature of human being.

By virtue of its superior quality, this item has met with a warm reception in most European countries.

Care for the elderly is the traditional virtue of Chinese nation, The design concept of the study will give them the joy of unlimited life.

Democrats believe that by virtue of its massive purchasing power the federal government could negotiate better prices.

By virtue of both rotational matrices for both ends for a beam element, a rotational matrix for a beam element was exactly formulated.

In the utility model, the adjacent loading plates can be flexibly and mutually connected in virtue of the flexible connecting body.

H-beam is widely used in the construction of national economy in virtue of its excellent section properties.

Therefore, the renaissance of literature, by virtue of the magic power of movies, will be a natural outcome.

More important, the great virtue of today's Web is that so much of it is noncommercial.

By means of module division, we designed it in a short time and got the virtue of easy reconstruction and good adaptability to algorithm.

Additional safety is guaranteed by virtue of a fully redundant design of the measuring apparatus.

The potential energy is energy the system possesses by virtue of its configuration.

To summarise - in virtue of the primacy of free speech and the non-extensibility of a duty of care for minors I do not see GTA3 as immoral.

Some of them are better by virtue of being more accurate in a scientific sense, some are better by virtue of their simplicity.

In the United States, Massachusetts and California, by virtue of state court constitutional rulings, now allow gay marriage.

We, by the virtue of this case, anticipated offering a reference for western-chinese integrated treatment pattern.

This paper integrated corporate social responsibility(CSR)into the enterprise strategic management planning by virtue of balanced scorecard.

He was an object of interest simply by virtue of being British.

By virtue of the inherent capacitive characteristics, faulty TSVs can be detected with little area overhead for the circuit under test.

By virtue of storage economics, that means that if there is surplus of Canadian heavy sours, it translates into a discount for WTI.

Here is just a couple that the valid in virtue of their content apparently.

The traditional virtue of Chinese people of respecting the old and maintaining a harmonious family relationship should be carried forward.

By virtue of something ineffable and melancholy which enveloped him, she felt the look in his eyes which she could not see.

I believe it is in my nature to dance by virtue of the beat of my heart, the pulse of my blood and the music in my mind. So I dance daily.

But at least that has the virtue of honesty, an acceptance of what the budget will allow.

The virtue of the fiber laser based on FLM is low price and easy to obtain, which have a nice future.

People do not have a common set of needs and desires merely in virtue of the fact that they are people.

Only transformer coupling can contribute to the voltage gain of an amplifier by virtue of a stepup turns ratio.

In the end, they are by virtue of their extraordinary intelligence and indomitable willpower, able to complete their wish.

how the risk by virtue of superior risk management techniques to minimize loss and achieve business goals and the stability of earnings .

The optimization algorithm for the relaxed subproblem is constructed by virtue of the optimality function and the convergence is proved.

Integrity is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation and the powerful security of economic development and social stability as well.

And the cold had plagued me for just three weeks in virtue of my delay of seeing a doctor.

By virtue of a professional and attentive service, competitive prices, the market won wide acclaim.

In virtue of the complexion, the architect had a chance to participate in a plan for 50 dwelling houses with courtyard.

And of course, the American virtue of plainspokenness is not an asset in an activity that is ambiguous by design.

The filigree, presumably by virtue of these fields, completely alters the structure of the granulation.

The factor of a turbine flowmeter is obtained by virtue of the equilibrium equation.

Faced with customers, we proved that by virtue of the quality of our ability, by virtue of service that our attitude.

These adjectives mean of, belonging to, or connected with a specific place or country by virtue of birth or origin.

The fractal characteristics of pore-structure on sintered porous stainless steel fibres were studied in virtue of the fractal geometry.

Finally, by virtue of the Riemann-Jacobi inversion, the solution of the soliton equation is represented in the original variable explicitly.

In the paper, we discuss the determination of soft budget constraint in virtue of a model of government expend.

Then we looked at some arguments that were in virtue of their content can you remember any of those?

And they had to be smart, too, by virtue of the fact that they attended boarding school.

And so, most of you, by virtue of your ability to observe, have quite a mixture of vibration.

The research results show that it has the virtue of go-aheadism and accuracy, and is fit for junk short message an. . .

In virtue of modern information technology and management theory, establish the cash registration management info system is imperative.

The superstars do form a non-competing group by virtue of inborn talent, aided of course by determination and ambition.

Honesty, a traditional virtue of our Chinese people, is also served as a vital value guide in the progress of human society.

Simply by virtue of experience in clinical medicine and equipment inspection, is hard to avoid the occurrence of misdiagnosis.

In many cases, China Asset Management is a significant shareholder in many Chinese companies by virtue of the funds it manages.

By virtue of the excellent quality, competitive price and best service. our company had won a good reputation in the domestic and overseas.

Affected by the new civilization, human being intended to seek the good virtue of new standard by hypocrisy, and finally, they deserted Tao.

By virtue of its quality, the REUNIPECHE offer is in tune with popular trends and the growing widespread concern with health.

By virtue of his own effort he succeeded in the exam.

By virtue of its size, China is the "holy grail" of banking, says Jonathan Larsen, who runs Citi's consumer business in Asia.

In the fierce market competition, by virtue of our efforts and attitudes persist innovative concept, perfect.

These illustrious personalities stand out prominently in the annals of history by virtue of their remarkable talents and achievements.

By virtue of its size, business model and popularity, Facebook is the rare company that doesn't need Wall Street to go public.

But any citizen summoned or arrested in virtue of the law shall submit without delay, as resistance constitutes an offense.

In virtue of the particular advantages, the prestressed concrete structure has developed rapidly for recent tens of years.

Charles' sister, Anne, is lower in the line of succession than her younger brothers Andrew and Edward by virtue of their male gender.

By virtue of resources in brand manufacturers, GBF could launch equity investment to help facilitate the IPO.

As a result, you'll really know whether or not your goal pace is attainable or not by virtue of how you perform over the second half.

So there are values only by virtue of life, value is only in life's value, moreover what life values as good is itself.

The great virtue of social technologies, say their boosters, is that they break down the barriers between companies and their customers.

An altazimuth mount at least has the virtue of simplicity.

Many states, by virtue of their demographics or economic profile, will predictably favor a certain candidate or party.

The Singaporean government emphasizes the virtue of market participators, the quality of decision-makers and the market dynamic development.

The fault diagnosis system fulfills fault diagnosis and orientation in virtue of artificial neural network and database technique.

Expecting magic to happen just by virtue of bringing the team together in a room to discuss recent events is unrealistic.

The hardware and software are combined in this system, let it has the virtue of structure simple, high stability and ease in operate.

Dickens is a high-yield writers, by virtue of his hard work and talent to create a large number of classics.

It's a way of rewarding the virtue of the great flute-player.

The Report makes various recommendations, some of which would apply to banks by virtue of their involvement in securities business.

Nitriding steels, by virtue of their alloying content, are stronger than ordinary steels and respond readily to heat treatment.

The virtue of this analysis is that the seeming name, a descriptive phrase, is paraphrased in context as a so-called incomplete symbol.

These three local minima differ by virtue of whether the resulting vacuum energy is positive, negative or zero.

The diseases are related by virtue of having an unknown etiology, common clinical symptoms, and overlapping histologic features.

By virtue of the authority I hold, I sentence you to prison.

In virtue of the clue a new luminaire has been designed and an approach to save energy pointed out.

(4)He rose from a humble messenger boy to general manager of the companyby virtue of his ability, honesty and diligence.

Returning lost money is the traditional virtue of Chinas. while getting reward for lost property always meets with moral condemnation.

Shortdated prediction uses improved mapping mode of Radial Basis Function in virtue of signal processing at autocontrol scopes.

The operation of a Linearizer is by virtue of a serially connected amplifier element and compensating element.

This means that the view is not exerting a drag by virtue of its existence.

No, power seduces by virtue of the reversibility that haunts it, and on which a minor cycle is instituted.

By virtue of the advantages of FEM and RBM the problems are simplified and the computational efficiency is improved remarkably.

In virtue of getting a lot of variables' influences, this problem is so hard to overpass some operations to get predigestion.

The licence declaration is seen here as a unilateral offer which the user accepts by virtue of performing the relevant act of use.

However, the theory and the practice of distributed GIS need further improvement in virtue of problems brought by the spatial data.

It was pouring with rain so we made a virtue of necessity and tested our new waterproof clothing.

By virtue of the pole pieces and the feet, the magnetic flux from the magnet is condensed before it is applied to the pipe.

These "multichannel" retailers make a virtue of their ability to offer both "bricks and clicks" .

Though she is not American by birth, she's an American by virtue of her marriage to an American.

In those cases, the student may be given advanced placement by virtue of the previous degree.

So we call him the greatly compassionate cow. - The virtue of the Tathagata towers above all the world.

Yet as recently as March, Mr Trichet was boasting about the "special" virtue of the euro in securing cross-border financing for its members.

At last, concrete procedures are given to calculate project period by virtue of parallel discrete events-based simulation method.

By virtue of their market sense and good business credit, enhance the venture freely. . . . . . , further.

Yizhou difficult terrain, there is a vast fertile land, is a fertile place, emperor emperor was established by virtue of its industry.

The great virtue of the list is that the gifts don't have to be recent.

Besides, letters, cards and postcards have the virtue of being tangible--friends can keep them and reread them for years to come.

and some business card printing industry is by virtue of continuous publicity to the early days of deep impact, so in the short term sales.

Each man had, to begin with, the great virtue of utter tenacity and fidelity.

Individual spiritual freedom achieves growth in virtue of communication with sports culture in PE curriculum .

By virtue of their very design, VoIP services like Skype are inherently more collaborative than old school telephony.

Being short of money, I made a virtue of necessity and gave up smoking.

The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings. The inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.

Consider the fonts below as an example of how typography can communicate just by virtue of its design.

We need Integrity and call for it. when the virtue of the integrity was cultivated, our future will be great.

As a traditional virtue of China, honesty is the foundation for establishing one's self, one's career and our nation.

He was promoted because of his own ability, not by virtue of family background.

However, thrift is an original virtue of the Chinese nation, which should not be discard no matter how rich we are.

the Scarecrow shall rule by virtue of his highly superior brain.

" After layers of strict selection, the final by virtue of the cooperation and Gou Wei original song " Big Dipper's love.

Honesty is regard as the traditional virtue of our Chinese nation.

This design adopts the virtue of modern-amplifier and digital potentiometer to attain the programmable index require.

At first Brown attributed the motion to a mobility possessed by the pollen grains by virtue of their animate nature.

They impressed on their children the virtue of always telling the truth.

surely the watch, by virtue of its complexity and apparent purposiveness of design, requires a watchmaker to explain it.

I. e. , To speak genuine words with monks and their devotees -the householders -is the virtue of truth.

From top to bottom, China is stuffed with incompetent and idle buffoons who hold their jobs by mere virtue of having the right friends.

Besides, this paper analysed the factors affecting hospital medical quality by virtue of grey relational theory.

To facilitate college and university physical education reform in virtue of Beijing idea of "Human-Culture"

The result will be a little dense for some, but it is delightfully geeky and has the virtue of being right more often than not.

By virtue of non spacing single-base design, the product can be placed on the smallest Office.

Sculpture and painting, by virtue of never turning off, can pierce the familiarity of their surroundings.

That has allowed it to trump rivals on cost by virtue of its economies of scale.

And the emulsification system established in the experiment was validated by virtue of microscopic observation.

You have robbed me of the glory of youth, of the convictions of the virtue, of the sanctifying thirst after wisdom.

The contrast between the two is meant toillustrate what Rand would later call "the virtue of selfishness. "

This is what I thoroughly tempered, by virtue of hard and serious dedication to create personalized works out good.

In virtue of the need of national economic development, Higher education in 4 countries have gradually made large--scale expansion.

The genius of these sites is that they make a virtue of modern society's ecological sin: oversupply.

The honesty and credit is traditional virtue of Chinese nation and the basic maxim to the human associates.

When the virtue of species can show itself perfectly, it is considered to be the same with the origin. They are integral.

Honesty is the traditional virtue of Chinese nationality, and also is a treasure in human's development history.

Brazil, Russia, India and China became the up-and-coming "Brics" by virtue of globalisation.

Classic literature shows the spirit of surpassing more while modern literature shows the virtue of entering.

This paper mainly by virtue of high-tech products designed a PLC programmable intelligent master controller.

He claimed a pension in virtue of his long military service.

By virtue of RNG turbulent model, the control equation group of airflow flowing inside the diffuser was firstly built.

This approach has the virtue of not requiring transfers between the client and server machines.

In virtue of GIS technique, the visualization aid management system of railway engineering construction site is exploited.

This virtue of compassion or humility, which annihilates vanity root and branch, is really commendable.