as we know it

Without an easy-to-use naming scheme, the Web as we know it would not exist.

It might not be the sort of place that, at least life as we know it, would find to be a comfortable environment.

Certainly, such a death toll would be enough to destroy both countries as superpowers, but not the end of life as we know it.

It might not be the sort of place that, at least life as we know it, would find to be a very comfortable environment.

So it doubles back on itself, twists around, and begins to look like the heart as we know it.

Is all this a death blow to law and order as we know it? Or the foundations of more efficient and flexible policing?

A spokesman for the Radboud University said: "The new interpretation is a complete shake up of the story of the Creation as we know it. "

The recipe for life, at least as we know it, calls for liquid water, carbon-based molecules and a source for energy.

His lifestyle could be that of someone preparing for the end of the world as we know it.

Such a big planet with a rocky core and a fluffy gaseous envelope probably can't support life as we know it.

Phosphorus is one of six chemical elements that have long been thought to be essential for all Life As We Know It.

Life as we know it appears to have had a single common ancestor, yet, could life on Earth have started many times?

A compound, as we know it, results from the chemical union of two or more elements.

However, with drought and a food shortage, people began consuming the rice as well as the fish and thus, Sushi as we know it today was born.

Thus miscegenation, another of the essential defining traits of Brazilian culture as we know it today, began to emerge.

When the universe formed in the big bang, Markopoulou says, there was no such thing as space as we know it.

However, it could also prove to be the beginning of the end for the internet as we know it.

Any 'Earth' found in such a zone would be a potential habitat for life as we know it.

Unfortunately, the text edit control, as we know it today, provides virtually no built-in support for feedback of any kind.

If we do not find this low-mass Higgs, that means the Standard Model is no longer valid as we know it today.

It's one of many new index or tracker funds just released that I reckon will revolutionise investing as we know it.

Without enzymes, biochemistry would move at a numbingly slow pace, and life as we know it would not exist.

BumpTop, at its core, is trying to reinvent the desktop as we know it.

Such complexity just might be the reason why life as we know it sprang forth in a wet environment.

The EU as we know it would not long survive the implosion of its most ambitious project.

No wonder a forthcoming book about the company, by New Yorker writer Ken Auletta, is subtitled "The End of the World as We Know It" .

Scientists, you know, made World War II as we know it, quite possible.

If those relative improvements in productivity do not happen, there may be no choice but to end the eurozone as we know it today.

The Internet, the web as we know it, the kind of web -- the things we're all talking about -- is already less than 5, 000 days old.

If allowed to proceed unchecked , the problem will undoubtedly exacerbate global warming and threaten life as we know it today .

Haldeman's words showed astonishing foresight, since the Internet as we know it today lay a decade or two in the future.

Let us concede at once that the resulting system would not look much like capitalism as we know it.

In other words, some parts of the food chain would collapse, and life as we know it would change dramatically.

As we know, it is not easy to build a satellite, high cost, unusual educational requirements and long start-up times and so on.

The moment WHO says we've moved to category four, this will not be like Katrina. The world as we know it will stop.

Little more than a year ago, some punditswere predicting the downfall of shopping as we know it.

Honey's been a medicine since before medicine as we know it even existed.

And American society as we know it will be thrown back to the Dark Ages.

treaking ball of fire Friday night above the East Coast did not, alas, signal the end to civilization as we know it.

We don't want results that have no impact in practice but results that change the world as we know it, '' Ms Merkel said.

The taxpayer now has to guarantee a quarter of all UK lending, which represents the end of the British financial system as we know it.

With this move, Opera does not try to enhance the web; they're actually circumventing the web as we know it now.

"We have to confront the world as we know it, " he said.

The mountains date to the beginning of the planet as we know it today.

Nine Lego-like 'building block' galaxies initially detected by Hubble likely contributed to the construction of the Universe as we know it.

Without exaggerating, she's one of the few artists who really did create modern rock as we know it.

As Mr. Weitzman points out, that's enough to "effectively destroy planet Earth as we know it. "

In many countries, people have to save more because health and property insurance as we know it don't exist.

But one thing is now quite clear: the banking system as we know it has failed.

It was a takeoff on one of my best campaign lines, a pledge to end welfare as we know it.

For Republicans are indeed seeking to dismantle Medicare as we know it, replacing it with a much worse program.

There will be no build mode as we know it, but players will be able to expand their castles, houses etc by adding modules.

But what about the claim that none of this matters, because Medicare as we know it is unsustainable?

Big shots circle his dorm to make his acquaintance; he drops out of college to grow his baby and Change The World As We Know It.

The telephone as we know it was the invention of Alexander Graham Bell.

Second, certain Lombok transformations do change Java syntax as we know it, in a fundamental way.

As China's emergence shakes the core of the international system as we know it, Tsinghua's centennial offers an opportunity for reflection.

"It is the whole span of modern medicine as we know it, that we will not be able to do if we lose antibiotics. "

So, you can think of the neocortex actually as the ultimate solution today, of the universe as we know it.

"If the DNA or RNA is as we know it, then we should be able to detect it with this instrument, " Carr said.

As we know, it's already possible to video call on a computer; iChat and Skype are two of the bigger contenders in this field.

Four billion years ago, it vanished, taking with it the planet's chances of evolving life as we know it.

Cancer is never going to be eradicated as long as life exists as we know it today.

And in the McCain comedown party: "It's all over. . . the country as we know it is about to change. We're all dead. "

Their idea of ending business as usual was starting to look like ending the financial world as we know it.

Forget air traffic control as we know it now, and all the intelligent displays in submarines and fighter planes.

Is humanity once again finding life as we know it dominated by a modern Tower of Babel called economic globalization?

Agriculture could not exist as we know it without grafting. Many fruits and nuts have been improved through this method.

This era, like the present, saw many calls to end capitalism as we know it.

"The empty city is a really powerful visual motif for the end of the world as we know it, " says Dr Langford.

The development of the country, as we know it today, was an evolutionary process over more than eight decades.

As far as we know, it took him more than a year to write the book.

The Bible, as we know it, was finally presided over by one man, a pagan Emperor, Constantine.

All evidence from Cassini indicates Rhea is too cold and devoid of the liquid water necessary for life as we know it.

Instead, the universe as we know it could be just the most recent iteration in a long cycle of births and deaths.

The Bible, as we know it, was finally presided over by one man, a paga Emperor, Constantine.

Moreover, he notes, "it's difficult to believe that life as we know it wasn't incorporating sulfur-containing compounds early on. "

Life as we know it may have evolved because Earth's early oceans ran low on nickel, a new study suggests.

Peace and the survival of life on earth as we know it are threatened by human activities that lack a commitment to humanitarian values.

From China to Africa and many places in between, interest in, and formal affiliation with, religion as we know it, is on the rise.

Finding similar compositions around distant planets, in theory, will indicate conditions for life as we know it.

In fact, it contributed a great deal to the formation of the English language as we know it.

Moreover, it is not clear that people want to abandon the web as we know it in favour of a web based on recommendations from friends.

They were suspended, but the media were enthralled, and the meme as we know it was born.

Civilization as we know it today has developed over thousands of years.

Impressionism being the most valuable art form on the planet as we know it: 100 million dollars, easily, for a Monet.

By way of diagnosis, some say we are observing the end of the financial world as we know it.

Industrial policy would mark the end of the free - enterprise system as we know it.

St. Valentine's Day, as we know it today, contains vestiges of both Christian and ancient Roman tradition.

Knowledge will forever be the best & future ingredients of life as we know it.

Many of the transnational networks fostered by the Internet arguably worsen -- rather than improve -- the world as we know it.

As far as we know, it was discovered in a monastery in Istanbul, Constantinople that is, now Istanbul.

I feared that, without intervention, these things would decimate the Yi people and destroy the area and the culture as we know it.

Eg This new legislation marks the end of the National Health Service as we know it.

Well, the Internet as we know it has now been around for two decades, and it has certainly been transformative.

As we know, it was not until recently that the problem was solved.

So the infrastructure of the web is open source . . . the web as we know it is completely dependent on open source.

After this week, it looks increasingly likely that the eurozone as we know it will not.

Version 8 is based on in-house new protection concepts and technologies, which have no current analogies on the market as we know it.

But researchers say that when it is completed, it will drastically change medicine as we know it .

Without air, there would be no wind or clouds. There would be no weather, as we know it.

Conservation of the world's biota, as we know it, will depend upon rapid, steep declines in greenhouse gas emissions.

Without air, there would be no wind or cloud. There would be no weather, as we know it.

Frank: You know what this is, you know what we're seeing here? We're seeing the end of Western civilization as we know it.

It wasn't until the 1976 US Bicentennial celebration that the bill was redesigned as we know it today.

Ballet dancing, as we know it today, is a result of influences from many countries.

Social networking is overwhelming the entertainment industry as we know it.

Saint Valentine's Day, as we know it today, comes from both Christian and ancient Roman tradition.

The study of celestial omens does not constitute astrology as we know it.

I really do believe too, elements are boomer thing as we know it's all demographically driven .

M theory demonstrates that most of the predicted universes are unreconcilably hostile to life as we know it.

Physicists are now foretelling the death of cosmology, or the study of our universe, as we know it.

undoubtedly exacerbate global warming and threaten life as we know it today .

At some point, when the juice of tomatoes was first used, ketchup as we know it was born.

All these worlds cannot support life as we know it, permanently bathed as they are in the pulsar's high-energy radiation.

The discovery raises the chances of finding planets that could support life as we know it.

How it could happen: There are any number of theories for how human civilization -- the world as we know it -- might end.

The person had a profound effect on software as we know it today.

It is hard to imagine that our world as we know it, and all that is familiar to us, would likely not exist if not for the Moon.

Well let's break down 5 possible reasons why 2012 will not be the end of the World as we know it.

And finally, number one -- biggest danger to life as we know it, I think, a really big asteroid heads for earth.

o 11. As we know it was not until recently that the problem was solved.

The result was the spark-plug as we know it today.

The result was the plug-spark as we know it today.

Plan D would probably mark the end of the EU as we know it.

E-books are poised to change the business of publishing as we know it, allowing readers to bypass printed material altogether.

They also theorized that the city couldn't possibly be inhabited by life as we know it.

Why don't you say, 'Let's end welfare as we know it for farmers'.

According to his calculations, the end of human civilization as we know it is about 35 years away.

Reality as we know it ceases to exist - a newer reality occurring for all souls.

Through a long time, the golf ball comes as we know it.

Yet this moment of glory also marks the end of Europe as we know it.

It'd be the end of the entire empire as we know it.

The Semantic Web will extend, not replace, the Web as we know it today.

Dance, as we know it today, developed from these rituals.

What other characteristics define life as we know it?

The internet as we know it would cease to exist.

The reason is that the policies needed to solve the eurozone crisis will destroy the European Union as we know it.

The complexity of human eyes is unsurpassed in nature as we know it.

I asked Tim May, a retired Intel physicist, to explain the connection between encryption and the collapse of society as we know it.

Yet I think he misses the most fundamental challenge to the university as we know it.

As we know, it germinates in right condition and season.

Does this spell the end of April Fools' Day as we know it?

PHP 3. 0 Was the first version that closely resembles PHP as we know it today.

Any cursory review of this issue has to conclude that we have to change welfare as we know it .

Unless you have been on vacation for the past few years, you are probably aware that the workplace as we know it is rapidly changing.

Civilization as we know it will end as very few humans will survive.

As we know, it is these short term goals that make our long-term goal possible.

There would be no weather, as we know it.

The invention of computer changed our life as we know it.

Sorry I am not here to change the world as we know it but that's how I used to feel.

As we know, it didn't turn out that way, partly because of steps taken by the American government and industry.

Mind, as we know it, is, by its very nature, directed towards truth as a value, or end, which is regarded as good.

As a niche in the field of marketing as we know it today, however, its history is more recent.

But science suggests that multitasking as we know it is a myth.

If we are unsuccessful in our attempts to calm this storm, without a doubt it will destroy life as we know it on Planet Earth!

The history, as we know, it is both of easy virtue and ruthlessness.

It's not an add-on to the web as we know it today.

it is bold, it is a leap of imagination and it would change life as we know it.

Sometimes I think we need to get off this wild ride----the ride we call life-----as we know it.

How cold the Ice Sea is! As we know, it's not true.

The survival of civilization as we know it is under threat.

That would make 581g a happy home for life as we know it.

Habits of thought and action form the skeletal structure of life as we know it.

It's the end of civilization as we know it.

How different from the universe as we know it!

Could Italian football be at an end as we know it?

Plus the Web as we know it today is full of manual steps, such as visiting websites and searching for information.

NOT because the climate models are predicting the end of the world as we know it.

We might change direction along the way, but this is the ultimate goal as far as we know it right now.

The clock is ticking. And it's the end of the world as we know it.

And then there is money as we know it today in notes and coins - plastic notes.

Finally, e-mail as we know it came around.

This is another way of saying the end of life as we know it.

They don't fall in love in the sense, as we know it.

In fact, the initial specification is a standard (RFC821) first published in 1982 before the Web as we know it even existed.

It's the end Of the world as we know it.

Investment banking, as we know it, is dead.

The quantum theory as we know it and apply it today is as formulated by Dirac.

We have a microbe doing something different than life as we know it.

But I want to show them the real deal, take them off the beaten track, make sure they see China as we know it.

Borges's universe didn't have the Internet as we know it.

HR, as we know it, must change.

JavaSE as we know it is deprecated.

This is an indispensable contribution to life as we know it, and forests offer many others, too.

But your story doesn't fit into nature as we know it.

Life as we know it can change in the blink of an eye.

He will also change the game of football as we know it.

As far as we know it doesn't bring any significant overhead.

Water is a key ingredient for life as we know it.

the beginnings of packaging as we know it today probably started around 4000 B. C. with the exchange of goods between Egypt and Mesopotamia.

But that doesn't mean that life as we know it can't exist, it's just composed of matter governed by different laws.

NORTH KOREA as we know it is over.

1977 was a big year for the development of the Internet as we know it today.

And so the Olympics as we know it were born, and in 2012 they are coming home.

But it's good to know that, if this is the end of the world as we know it, the wild food is out there if we need it.

As we know it.

Take, for example, the statement that the Ryan plan would end Medicare as we know it.

The future, as we know it, is very unpredictable.

Mild enough, that is, for life as we know it.

So this is the story of bread as we know it now.

Sorry brother, can not, as far as we know, it is Xiaoniu Miss.

I do love Hong Kong, and I'm afraid that I will lose this beautiful city, if life as we know it comes to the end because of climate change.

Without credit business as we know it would be almost impossible,

The thought of Kongzi as we know it as we can understand it through many versions of west sayings and commentaries

End of retirement as we know it

The End of Advertising as We Know It

The End of Television as We Know It

That the world as we know it will be coming to an end

It's life, Jim, but not as we know it

Farm life, but not as we know it

Life as We Know It