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And if he is right, he may have opened a window on to a theory of physics known as supersymmetry, which goes beyond the Standard Model.

One evening a sea breeze was causing a window on a campus dormitory to crash repeatedly as the clasp on it had been broken.

Your shopping style may be a window on your happiness -- and what you spend on may matter more than how much you shell out.

These species open a window on a croc world completely foreign to what was living on northern continents.

Make a window on your soul to let your wounded heart dream with smile beside me.

Others never hang up, thus turning a display in the kitchen into a window on somebody else's home.

Correction to "A comprehensive approach to monitoring volcano deformation as a window on the eruption cycle"

He tried to beat the heat by opening a window on the shady side.

Display, an output device of the computer, serves as a window on the processing device. It allows users to view its contents.

A Windows Forms application specifies the position of a window on the screen in screen coordinates.

The Task Pane will appear as a window on the right side of your screen.

A control in the upper right corner of the frame of a window on the screen.

try to beat the heat. . . by opening a window on the shady side.

Display, an output device of the computer, serves as a window on the processing device.

In the process, it has opened a window on what China's Communist Party hopes will be the future of this huge, fast-growing nation.

To draw attention to these goings-on, watchmakers back the watch case with a clear crystal pane, opening a window on the workings of time.

He then broke a window on the northern side of the exhibition hall to gain entry and proceeded to steal relics.

'I hope this book could offer a window on these graduates, whose stories are rarely known. '

As a solitary Chinese teacher of English on campus, I was considered by many of my local colleagues as a window on China.

Though weathered and broken, its ruins are a window on a prehistoric world, guarding secrets after more than 4, 500 years.

The list has been viewed by analysts as a window on the Asia-Pacific region's economic dynamism.

Patterns in language offer a window on a culture's dispositions and priorities.

Mr Linton walked to a window on the other side of the room that overlooked the court.

Researchers are interested in spotting and studying such far-out objects because they provide a window on the early universe.

Gordon was arrested on Monday, because he broke a window on a court in Sopot.

Seeing a tumor in this light opens a window on new therapeutic strategies.

The art market is a window on the mindset of the very rich.

The bed space adorned with posters and newspapers is also a window on history.

As a result, it has become a window on the past, and can give researchers lots of useful information.

Our feelings often give us a window on our spiritual journeys.

International news broadcasts provide a window on the world.

While the tale reflects wider societal trends, it is also a window on the unique culture of America's high-tech entrepreneurs.

Here, a tourist looks at Caminito Street from a window on Aug.

A 1, 200-year-old shipwreck opens a window on ancient global trade.

It's a window on history.

SQL Server Profiler provides you a window on what the server is doing during processing and query resolution.

Out of this world views: Guests would sleep on pull-out beds and enjoy a window on the world

National Defence Cinema: A Window on Early Cantonese Cinema and Political Upheaval in Mainland China

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Laser Florence 2001: A Window on the Laser Medicine World

A Window On Asian Cinema