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Do not serve all the world's needs, but make the system extensible so that additional needs can be met in an upwardly compatible fashion.

Today, Buick is one of China's leading luxury-car brands and a status symbol for the young, upwardly mobile business elite.

The upwardly mobile professional has ample disposable income--and a good sense of timing.

The molten aluminum alloy cools from the bottom of the investment casting shell upwardly to uniformly and quickly cool the aluminum alloy.

Companies demanded high-quality office space and a growing clique of upwardly mobile, middle-class buyers wanted swanky new homes.

Really, the best approach for vendors is to go with the model of supporting "upwardly compatible fixes. "

These stimulated the struggle spirit which he resorts to all means upwardly to crawl.

look up! ; the music surged up; the fragments flew upwards; prices soared upwards; upwardly mobile.

in cities , upwardly mobile couples call their precious only child xiao tai yang , or " little sun , " as in center of the universe.

The young growing leaf is a strong sink for upwardly moving assimilate.

A change in status can be done upwardly in status, upward mobility, or they can move down in status, downward mobility.

Some time afterwards a second, taller tower was added, attracting wealthier, upwardly mobile owners.

This glacier preliminary examination also discovered that the glacier melts has extended upwardly the high elevation glacier area.

As the drawer is pulled, a slidable track moves relative to a fixed track, and the upper cartridge shell is biased upwardly.

Hardly anyone had seen a young upwardly mobile professional before, but now they were everywhere.

Britain's secondary-school exam results have every reason to be upwardly mobile.

Meanwhile, upwardly mobile families are investing heavily in their children's cultural development.

On the Go: In a city like Shanghai where cars are still reserved for the upwardly mobile or taxi drivers, people walk a lot.

His actual birth took place almost 17 years earlier in the steel town of Gary, Indiana, to a family of upwardly mobile Polish immigrants.

said airfoil means extending upwardly from said fuselage means and having respective ends coupled thereto.

People assumed that everyone was upwardly mobile, or wanted to be.

These people represent the optimistic, upwardly mobile spirit of contemporary China.

Luxury automakers are tripping over each other to appeal to this upwardly mobile and style-conscious class of consumers.

Instead, what seems to be happening is that, if anything, the world of work is upwardly mobile.

In circles ruggedly on the mountain road, a curve then curve, looks upwardly from the foot, felt that this road goes nonstop to Yunsiao.

It is estimated that after the city human spirit's unceasing promotion, the stock index continues to bounce upwardly hopefully.

But most of the air are concentrated in the 15 km high from the ground to the following areas, the more upwardly mobile air thinner.

Anticlines are arch-shaped folds in which rock layers are upwardly convex.

Hadrian belonged to an upwardly mobile Spanish landowning elite that had grown rich selling olive oil.

or apply the product by cosmetic cotton, then massage it onto face and neck upwardly and outwardly.

Its stem climbs up upwardly , the symbol is upwardly developed, is prosperous.

China's economic growth and upwardly mobile population of 1. 3 billion have been irresistible lures for Western companies.

fruiting calyx ca. 4 mm, tubular-campanulate, horizontal or slightly upwardly curved, purplish.

In the bomb hangs the strength under the function, forebody then vertical underneath, the rear part lifts upwardly.

Spending increased 0. 2 percent after rising by an upwardly revised 1. 0 percent in January, the Commerce Department said.

China's economy may well be upwardly mobile. Inward mobility is another matter.

Corolla red, tube slightly curved, upwardly inflated, lobes lanceolate, 18-20 mm, reflexed, sometimes slightly twisted.

a young upwardly mobile professional person; someone under 40 who prospered during the 1980s.

Stems subglabrous or with sparse, upwardly curved, puberulent hairs on angles.

But this comes close: find a region where casinos are largely banned, but whose vast and upwardly mobile population is gambling mad.

Impegement plates (150, 152) are easily installed and removed in the oven chamber (70) to provide impingement air upwardly or downwardly.

It made me wonder: Why do we think that God's call is necessarily upwardly mobile?

However, real final sales were upwardly revised to 0. 4 per cent, from an originally reported -0. 2 per cent.

as she wants to spend her life without having to work , she dates only wealthy and upwardly mobile men

secondary ribs hidden by dense, upwardly hooked spines (Chinese taxa) which occupy the entire interval;

from the asian standpoint the risks of upwardly floating currencies are too great