come into

The other factor that comes into play in determining shutter speed is how much light there is in the scene you are photographing.

Its remnant as the name of the first pillar is to be abolished along with the pillar system once the Treaty of Lisbon comes into effect.

Its short wheelbase gives it a busy ride over expansion joints, but that pays off on curvy roads, where the 335i comes into its own.

A boy can be in hot water with his mother, if he comes into the house with dirty, wet shoes.

Happily, as is often the case with such forays into terra quasi-incognita, the serendipity factor comes into play.

Personal pride comes into it but we just couldn't subject the fans that had travelled so far to see us to any more pain.

How he rejoices (and all the angels join with him) when a sinner listens to his voice and is saved and comes into the family of God.

Science played such a critical role in setting up the world of Moon. In the case of Source Code, how much science fact comes into play?

When an employee comes into your office and needs to talk to you, ask her to sit down.

A cash inflow is of course the exact opposite; it is any transfer of money that comes into the company's possession.

Bill comes into the kitchen to see what his mother is cooking.

A solid fuel, like coal and wood, can only burn at the surface, where it comes into contact with the air.

When something drastic happens, if you can learn to accept it, a little bit of spaciousness comes into your life.

We've already talked about it a little but I feel it really comes into its own with ships.

Whoever comes into the woods to deal with the natives, must use Indian fashions, if he would wish to prosper in his undertakings.

From the first day the staff comes into the company, training mentor has developed him a plan for a whole year of learning.

So as typical of a political scandal, a political sex scandal even, the question of hypocrisy comes into play.

It is for this that these schools exist, and it is our responsibility to see that this comes into being.

In his poem "The Raven, " a big black bird comes into the narrator's den, sits upon a statue, and stares at him.

One day, a woman comes into the shop and looks at a lot of pictures, Then she takes Mr. Brown to one of the the them and asks.

It has nothing to do with it. And yet unfairly it always comes into it.

As would be expected in a mature economy, American companies invest more money in other countries than comes into the U.

The concept of environmental consciousness comes into being with the increasing contradiction of the relationship between man and nature.

When she hears the baffling sound of me pounding the chicken breasts with a rolling pin, Julie comes into the kitchen.

His creation comes into its own in times of crisis , and he could hardly ask for a more conducive turn of events .

eg: when he catches sight of her, the sweet memory comes into his mind again.

Bs soon as he opens the gate from the outside, he comes into the garden and waits until the gate shuts.

A better solution might be to put the data directly into your XML document. That's where XML's CDATA section comes into play.

Phillis said his pet comes into his own in the summer months when ferns around the course can grow to more than one meter.

When Sawtooth Loon comes into play, draw two cards, then put two cards from your hand on the bottom of your library.

You know we have other clients that their orders comes into our order because their quantity is small.

When I arrive and stand at the turning to Youth, a small path comes into view off and on as if beckoning me.

Consecutive interpreting is the first professional interpreting form and then simultaneous comes into being and has been used widely.

Now that you've been there yourself, when you think of China, what's the first image that comes into your head?

The person comes into the room, and letting one arm fall straight down at the side, he bends one of his legs and makes a graceful dip.

At least it is the hardness of their shells that comes into it, if not the difficulty in prying them apart.

This comes into its own after natural disasters like the Haiti earthquake in January, when journalists cannot get to the scene.

But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what he has done has been done through God.

As the cup tightens, the issue of where Venus and the Dark Twin are in relation to the Earth comes into play.

Dear Jesus, I know that the Victory of the United Hearts cannot come into the heart of the world unless it first comes into my own heart.

Suppose a man comes into your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man in filthy old clothes also comes in.

Lord Jesus, light of our souls, you enlighten everyone who comes into the world. Enlighten my conscience and my heart by your Holy Spirit.

In light of the adjustments, their role as the main driver of demand growth comes into even sharper relief than before.

After this Contract comes into effect, all previous negotiations and correspondence between the Parties shall be considered null and void.

So to understand fear there must be sensitivity to discover, to understand how it comes into being.

An informal group comes into existence naturally in activities without the admission or approval of any authority.

Announcement is hereby given that this Announcement is comes into effect on the day of promulgation.

In some European countries, Father Christmas, or Saint Claus, comes into houses in the night and leaves gifts for the children.

When Assyria comes into our land And when he treads in our palaces, We will raise up against him seven shepherds And eight princes of men.

Give your immediate attention to the caller when he comes into your office or to your desk.

To provide maximum protection, the airbag must be completely inflated before the vehicle occupant comes into contact with it.

You know, where I come from, if someone comes into your house at night, you shoot. Okay?

As the end time of this cycle comes into sight, you are preparing to move back to the higher dimensions from whence you came.

"Commencement Date" means the date 14 days after the date the Agreement comes into effect or any other date agreed between the Parties.

With a book in her hand, Miss Li comes into the classroom.

She always comes into the classroom with a smile on her face.

What comes into your mind when you think about joy, hope, relationships, or significance?

With the significant enhancements to the Aptana RadRails, it really comes into its own as a serious tool for developing Ruby applications.

If someone comes into his boundary people will move away to make the distance between them larger.

As soon as she realizes what youdid, she comes into your office with a big smile on her face. "Thankyou" , she says.

Thus, as soon as it comes into play in the story, the desire of the master seems, of its very nature, to be the most inappropriate term.

Down-and-In Option An option that comes into existence when the price of an underlying security sinks to a specified level.

I have watched how Billy Graham comes into a city, spreading what he calls the gospel of Christ, which is only white nationalism.

Use anti-spam software, like Norton Internet Security, on your own PC to filter spam as it comes into your email system.

The distribution project for bankruptcy property comes into effect since the date when the court makes the decision.

fly-ash in the composites distributes uniformly and a small amount of the gas hole comes into being in the composites.

With the proposal to build the Blue Economic Zone of Shandong Peninsula, the marine economy of Shandong Peninsula comes into a new stage.

Now comes into mid-term on this round of rebounce, not the beginning of mid-term quotes.

When Grave Scrabbler comes into play, if its madness cost was paid, you may return target creature card in a graveyard to it's owners hand.

My eight-year-old son, Joel, comes into my office to ask if there's a worse swearword than fuck.

It's just like Google for pictures. Go ahead and give me a word and I'll tell you how it comes into my mind.

In virtual space, the fusion of subject and object comes into a more harmonious state.

Everyday someone comes into my clinic telling me they know they have bad posture and that is besides the point of the pain they came in for.

People all over the world believe that it won't be long before a cure for cancer comes into being.

Her mother comes into the room with some apples in her hands.

Only when cultural capital comes into circulation and becomes exchangeable can it turn into a capital.

Destiny determines who comes into our lives but it's the heart that decides who stays inside.

So far Japanese Confucianism comes into the comprehensive development period.

" the consistency factor comes into play now , " he said.

Reappraising your image isn't selfish because everyone who comes into contact with you will benefit.

About a minute later, a policeman comes into the barn and sees the suspicious-looking sacks.

After GeZhou dam impoundment, the firth which had characteristic of lake and reservoir comes into being in Huangbaihe lower reach.

The body only really comes into play after that, and then only if she has remarkable attributes and is showing them off.

His experience, when he comes into the team, will be very important to us.

The husband often comes into conflict with his wife.

When the compass icon is clicked in one of the directory rows, the map pans and zooms until the selected course comes into view.

Now, with a little more of the bad and the ugly, "the feeling of actual life" comes into even sharper relief.

Efficiency comes into contact with your marketplace at the entry and exit points of the supply chain.

The last moment before he leaves, he suddenly comes into a big temper.

The point at which something comes into existence or from which it derives or is derived.

The measure, which comes into effect at the end of the year, highlights growing anxiety about cross-border land acquisitions.

Pacinian's "force sensing" electrostatic surface actuation technology comes into play here as well.

Anytime a customer comes into contact with any aspect of a business, however remote, is an opportunity to form an impression.

Rob: Exactly. The moment when the baby comes into world, he no longer thinks only of himself.

The wisdom of men of practice comes into being in simple and plain life.

You will not seek out positivity, and even when positivity comes into your life, you'll look for the negative part of it.

Feel free to ask him or her questions if a foreigner comes into your school, classroom or your teachers' office.

"I don't care whether Feinberg or Moses comes into this case, you're not going to get me to apologize, " he says.

Accompanying these, the net language appears and spreads among the net citizen and comes into the daily life.

Value comes into contact with your marketplace at the top of the value chain.

When Kaho, Minamo Historian comes into play, search your library for up to three instant cards and remove them from the game.

"Write whatever comes into your head, " she said.

Additionally, for many of these questions to be answerable, a similar frequency issue comes into play.

Recently, When multinational retailers swarm into China, the competition of our retail industry comes into perfervid condition.

With the successful completion of Human Genome Plan, study of bioinformatics comes into the post genome era.

Modern scientist discovers that elementary particles in universe have been existing completely the instant that universe comes into being.

Sweet lovers cycling by in campus which comes into being such a moving picture, in BUPT.

This Act comes into operation on a date to be appointed by the Minister by notification in the Gazette.

A story comes into my mind referring to this point.

But it is with the non-serial play that the dramatist comes into His own, in both radio and television.

Before this new plan comes into effect, we would like to hear the voice of the students and their parents.

the Son that God did not spare. The deity of Christ comes into view.

That tree is the glory of the garden when it comes into flower.

Several times that movement is made to the east, and comes into collision with a counter-movement from east westwards.

"Regeneration" means that the Holy Spirit comes INTO my heart, and gives me a NEW heart.

Information comes into the project and information goes out of the project.

And because of those four characteristics they are able to filter it as it comes into the country.

Amendment to this agreement shall be in written, and it only comes into force after the two parties affix seals on it to confirm.

as ~ this ~ comes into play , name a number . spells with converted mana cost equals to the chosen number cannot be played.

Therefore, it gradually requires overall individual financing. Subsequently, individual financing business comes into being.

But this treaty must be debated and agreed by Congress before it comes into force. The same control applies to laws at home.

Dear Ones, we have never been closer to disclosure, and it steadily comes into view.

So, logically, as she's not getting married for money, I would guess her own happiness now comes into play.

The weapon comes into being and improves as the development of social productivity, so does that of Tubo.

Why do people tremble with fear when someone comes into a bank carrying a violin case?

Why do people tremble with fear when someone comes into a bank carrying a viola case?

it may seem odd, but conservative Hindus despise the woman who delivers their babies, because she comes into contact with the afterbirth.

Delta has been particularly keen to take advantage of the "open skies" agreement with the European Union which comes into force next month.

The snow and the frost invite the North Wind. He comes into the garden.

Suddenly, a man comes into the restroom and chokes Ellis as he's talking.

Sliding friction comes into existence between soil and the surface of taked pile during the process of penetrating.

When Enlistment Officer comes into play, reveal the top four cards of your library.

Part or all of the light may be reflected, absorbed, or transmitted by the thing or object that comes into its way.

The theory of the cyclic economy comes into being under this background, and has drawn much attention in many countries.

If no new money comes into the economy to allow the refinancing process, a real economic crisis begins.

As you can see, this is where the key property used in the Easy Datasource comes into play.

A mature female wolf comes into estrus once a year.

An international football match comes into the homes of everyone with a television set.

If you do, Clone comes into play as a copy of that creature.

This splitting comes into treatment through stories containing extremely shameful incidents or in ones describing boundary incidents.

So efficient is the blade, that it does not radiate heat unless it comes into contact with something.

Article 158 The easement shall be established since the easement contract comes into effect.

An affected creature must make a Reflex save when it comes into contact with the whirlwind or take the indicated damage.

That's short of Kyoto's seven and Tokyo's world-leading 14, but where Osaka comes into its own is in the wonderful food of regular people.

Law begins only when a coercive apparatus comes into existence to maintain control through enforcement of social norms.

Farm produce comes into the Community at a price below the official Community market price, a special agricultural levy is.

Once a good comes into use as a money, the market expands rapidly, and the economy becomes remarkably more productive and prosperous.

The fund comes into being at the time of its "first close" .

The full impact of the Chinese currency revaluation can only be speculated, but not actually known until the policy comes into effect.

What comes into sight is always the picturesque scenery.

The FEA results show that initial crack comes into being as the maximal Von-Mise stress exceeds the compressive strength limit of rubber.

"Enterprise white collar" as a new special class comes into being during the rapid social transition.

Through the musical interchange of voices and counter-voices, a world comes into being, illuminated by her life-giving fury.

The public notice comes into effect from the next date after the date of publishing.

Simultaneously logistics distribution center comes into existence with the increase of business portfolio.

To make a long story short, the gentleman comes into the office, great suit and tie.

A new king comes into power and decrees that all the enslaved group is to be set free.

Chinese police system the modem times comes into being in the end of the Qing Dynasty, takes form in government period Bei Yang.

However, it really comes into its own when you use it to copy files over a network.

On the contrary, when diving is tolerated, accepted and celebrated, soccer's integrity as a sport comes into question.

With the development of theory of complexity and digital technology, architectural bionics comes into a new dimension.

Kuche foreland basin thrust belt is strong compressional stress zone. It comes into being various complicated overriding structural style.

When Brass Herald comes into play, reveal the top four cards of your library.

The road leading to Hsitzuwan Bay is narrow but as soon as you reach the coastline, the scenery suddenly comes into view.

Jn. 11: 27 She said to Him, Yes, Lord; I have believed that You are the Christ, the Son of God, He who comes into the world.

A young couple comes into the restaurant in a hurry. They begin to search every corner around a table.

When Kavu Howler comes into play, reveal the top four cards of your library.

Playing a _ Morningtide _ creature by paying its evoke cost results in only one comes-into-play ability: the sacrifice ability from evoke.

A photomechanical process in which the printing is performed from a recessed surface and the paper comes into direct contact with the plate.

Working with Maggie, Juno comes into contact with her new partner, Ian.

When the thief comes into the door, he hears "OICU" . And he runs away.

So there comes into being a positive feedback effect between the regional difference and labor mobility.

In other words, love comes into the imperfect world to make it possible to live.

The modish French Concession comes into focus with a meander around its leafy back streets.

When a message comes into the brain from anywhere in the body, the brain tells the body how to react.

If one looks back, an ox-shaped rock on Ox Nose Peak comes into sight. The scene is known as Rhinoceros Watching the Moon.

Strenuously strong , large-scale the masses consumption emporium appears , the charge card services here period also comes into being.

PERE regional synergy is not inherent. On the contrary, it gradually comes into being by adjusting the former regions.

That's when a lesbian relationship comes into conflict with the very fabric of Pakistani society.

For the case of electrons an important restriction comes into play.

If a customer comes into our store, they try to find one pair of jeans they really want.

If paint comes into contact with the eyes, flush with copious amount of water and seek immediate medical attention.

A mold surface (6) of an upper mold (1) with which a fluid resin comes into contact has an oxide (3) therein.

This contract comes into effect on the date at the first page. This contract is in Chinese and English, and the both have the same effect.

It tries to shoo the finches away, but a gruesome kind of artistry comes into play here.

Freedom discretion and freedom, discretion, is the outcome that democratic development comes into being to certain degree.

Some people call it the spirit, like when a spirit comes into the room. Some people look down on it.

When Dwarven Recruiter comes into play, search your library for any number of Dwarf cards and reveal those cards.

Then the hedge fund industry comes into being and gradually develops to meet the preferences of different investors.

Unit will attack any enemy it comes into contact with, but will not move from its position.

However, having taken power, the working class immediately comes into collision with capitalism and landlordism .

Thus, re focusing strategy comes into being as the correction and supplement of diversification.

As mentioned earlier, the message that comes into the bus from a client is an XML text message.

Water comes into our systems not just from drinking but from eating as well.

Creativeness comes into being when there is freedom from the bondage of craving with its conflict and sorrow.

It is with the heart man believed, and comes into touch with God.

it only really comes into its own when you face the more freeform problem of beating up a group of enemies.

The virus infection may arouse the pancreas islet inflammation , and causes insulin to secrete defect and comes into being the diabetes .

Meanwhile, technical developers as the core human resource in the companies, their quality of work life comes into the societies' notice.

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on campaign spending also comes into clearer focus through the median voter theorem.

Third, the concept of medical malpractice, which is more rational than medical accident, comes into being.

Sometimes we just think it may be useful in our daily life, but saddly to say , it never comes into our eyes again after buying it.

Scene: A couple comes into the restaurant for a dinner. They have no reservation and they want a window table.

When Kiri -Onna comes into play, return target creature to its owner's hand.

On Midway Island, which comes into contact with parts of the Eastern Garbage Patch, albatrosses give birth to 500, 000 chicks every year.

The semantic generalization of technical terms comes into being through different rhetorical devices.

Begin until the ship comes into his orbit.

As Riptide Replicator comes into play, choose a color and a creature type.

In this emptiness, existentialism comes into being, that's why it always talks about meaninglessness: "life is meaningless. "

Now that you've explained the important issues, everything comes into much clearer focus.

When the train comes into that station I promise we will all come off the train!

Exposure of inside news within the City Pictorial: how City Pictorial comes into shape.

Man's spiritual life comes into existence with the birth of the flesh life and is enriched with the maturing of the flesh life.

New lighting system comes into effect with player likeness and night time games, with halo, self shadow and environment light effect.

FlyingWhen Cavern Harpy comes into play, return a blue or black creature you control to its owner's hand.

When a change happens, a new life comes into being. However, next change of the new life is death.

The deconstruction of garment design undergoes a process, which constantly breaks the old form and comes into being the new.

The external hard drive comes into three parts: the docking station, the drive, and an interpreted USB key.

Every message that comes into the Axis2 engine is destined for a particular service and operation.

Mason is engaged in a bureaucratic phone battle on Jack's behalf when Teri comes into his office.

All presence close friend the petrel is thanked ! Wish that your cause comes into one's kingdom ! Whole family happiness is forever happy!

The sheet of metal is moved in a helical trajectory such that the second bend comes into proximity above the first bend.

You'll see where the release method comes into play in a moment.

When the air-conditioning comes into operation, stall tenant has to pay the electricity charges and maintenance fees.

From the Home Shopping Channel. Comes into the store to have his colors done.

That's where the power of lexically scoped variables comes into play.

The Durbin Amendment, a proposed restriction on debit card fees, is also expected to reduce profits when it comes into effect next month.

Fill 100 cm thick artificial soil into the trough base of the terraced fields, thus the artificial cultivated land comes into being.

Article 1 For disputes over the insurance contracts established after the Insurance Law comes into force, the Insurance Law shall apply.

Under the background, Electronic Portfolio Assessment as a new evaluation method comes into the view of information technology teachers.

The provision shall apply to all patents existing at the time when it comes into effect.

Modern Olympics motion comes into being , Olympics motion is on the rise in Europe capitalism industrialization times.

If you want to provide support for using your own objects with Formatter, that's where the Formattable interface comes into play.

Daylight saving also comes into force in some parts of Australia during the summer period.

Open biopsy will hamper the further treatment of the tumor and comes into question only in special cases.

When we look at life and history through the lens of the Bible, what once seemed distant and hard to understand comes into focus.

BPA can leach from polycarbonate plastic bottles when it comes into contact with hot liquids and from regular wear and tear.

In this environment, gold, as a fairly liquid, hard commodity-based option, comes into play.

When any change in the model affects the elements defined in the binding, then the binding itself comes into play.

The separator character comes into play here as the splitting point between bucket name and key name.

Under this condition, Data Mining as the tool of dealing with the abundant data comes into being.

If Fiat comes into the picture, we would welcome a dialogue, " he said. "

Although Gather Specimens changes whose control the creature comes into play under, the rest of the effect works as normal.

This follows the gazetting of the Control of Tobacco Products Regulations (Amendment) 2009 which comes into immediate effect.

The idea of social early-warning exists in ancient age, and comes into being step by step with the time's development.

Concrete cracks accompany the reinforced concrete structures when the concrete material comes into use in engineering.

The minute the fruit comes into contact with the food in the stomach and digestive juices, the entire mass of food begins to spoil.

Lawbeginsonlywhena coercive apparatus comes into existence to maintain control through enforcement of social norms.

As Vesuva comes into play, you may choose a land in play. If you do, this comes into play tapped as a copy of the chosen land.

As I start to smite, a motto comes into my mind, "Good friends always stand by each other during the tough times. "