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The name 'Open' was adopted as it was the first time both professionals and amateurs could compete at the tournament.

At the time there were very few countries in which radio amateurs had been able to organize themselves into national associations.

The professional's definition of "really, really hard" may differ a bit from that of amateurs.

This script, it seems to me, is the work of professionals who yearned to be as charming as inspired amateurs can sometimes be.

Whenever amateurs and professionals are on the opposite sides of an argument, you know which side to choose.

The Olympic tournament had been the only tournament so far with worldwide participation, but that was for amateurs only.

Quite a few amateurs are professionally working as telecommunications officers for international organizations, many in senior positions.

At least half said no, and made a great play of being gifted amateurs.

Being able to answer them on the fly gives you a real advantage over the crowd of in numerate amateurs.

Some of the vendors were amateurs there on a lark, to earn brownie bragging rights and a little spending money.

Amateurs care what you think. Artists only shoot to impress themselves.

No clearcut distinction can be drawn between professionals and amateurs in science: exceptions can be found to any rule.

Would the badminton pros also be capable of navigating crowded city streets better than the amateurs?

No clear-cut distinction can be drawn between professionals and amateurs in science: exceptions can be found to any rule.

No clear-cut distinction can be drawn between professionals and amateurs in science: exception can be found to any rule.

No clear-cut distinction can be drawn between professional and amateurs in science: exceptions can be found to any rule.

No clear-cut distinction can be drawn between professional and amateurs in science: exception can be found to any rule.

It also needs to be possible for amateurs (namely me) to update the site with new information and links season over season.

"[We were] kind of a ragtag group of engineers and physicists who were essentially amateurs in molecular biology, " Collins says.

bsp; can be drawn between professional and amateurs in science: exceptions can be found to any rule.

They're amateurs, in every sense of the word.

Marathon running is one of the few sports in which professionals compete alongside amateurs.

I think most amateurs, including myself, are paying homage to the professionals and not trying to "compete" with them.

Every Real Madrid game will be like an all-star team versus amateurs with the incomparable Zizou leading the game.

For amateurs, often left at home rather than lugged around all day.

Amateurs! Do not think you can best me! I kill for a living.

Once in a rare while the amateurs are right, but in the long run it pays to bet like the pros.

All licensed radio amateurs benefit from the work of the IARU, whether or not they are members of their national IARU member-society.

But even if it were, rocket science is being done by dedicated amateurs these days.

It turns out amateurs like me aren't the only ones wondering why some of today's vehicles are such bears to repair.

The argument can be similarly applied to specifics and popular amateurs, who bear the tremendous pressure to pursue success.

The Libyan revolutionaries are more of a band of enthusiastic amateurs than experienced soldiers.

The problem is usually keeping these eager amateurs busy.

Prior to 1968, tennis players were all considered "amateurs" and weren't eligible to receive prize money.

This tennis competition is for amateurs only; no professionals are allowed to participate.

In the past he has referred to the Portuguese police as "Cruel, stupid, spiteful clowns" and "clueless amateurs" .

At the time, I found it surprising that these virus-writers were apparently amateurs, civilians.

Refereeing by journalists facilitates differentiating amateurs and professionals .

Theprovisions concerning Registration Periods do not apply to competitions inwhich only Amateurs participate.

The athletes in a World Cup are professionals , while those who play in the Olympics must be amateurs.

Umberto Bossi, the Northern League leader, has called them "amateurs out of their depth" .

Mr Howe aims to show that groups of amateurs can often produce better results and do so far more cheaply than professionals.

The argument can be also applied to those professionals and popular amateurs, who are pursuing success with extremely great pressure.

The performance was staged by a group of amateurs who have been studying dramatics as a hobby.

Individual radio amateurs support the work of the IARU through their membership in their own national IARU member-society.

These were still plates of glass, and thus it was still not a process within reach of most amateurs .

Up to that time, the development of agricultural machinery had been done largely by amateurs.

Amateurs could cause accidents and may not build the scaffolding correctly allowing it to collapse at importune occasions.

Of course, there is nothing new about networks of amateurs helping scientists do their jobs.

Most supernovas spotted at the Palomar Observatory are around 1 billion light-years away, far too distant to be seen by amateurs.

The violin has the sound to be bright, the timbre delightful characteristic, always has the numerous amateurs and the adorer.

All of the musicians were amateurs who began playing an instrument at about 10 years of age.

Amateurs too often imagine a beautiful lifestyle and the pride of producing your own vintage, ignoring all the challenges.

Galaxy Zoo spawned the Zooniverse, a collection of science projects that harness the power of amateurs.

Or perhaps it wants HTML5 web apps to be the playground for amateurs, not the App Store.

Soothing, peaceful, relaxing, perfect for Yoga, massage, meditation, reiki, even at work. A delight for Classic Japanese music amateurs.

The opening price establishes the first balance of the day between outsiders and insiders, amateurs and professionals.

The label typically refers to amateurs who hold themselves to professional standards in their pursuit of their passion.

It has two main sections: one area for experienced skiers, and another Alpine section for amateurs.

It is run by professional managers as opposed to the amateurs with a love of sport who were in charge in the past.

Conserving heritage, once the preserve of enthusiastic unpaid amateurs, has now become a serious business.

The waves of buying and selling by amateurs that hit the market at the opening usually subside as the day goes on.

Amateurs who loose themselves in creating great images are set for a path of enlightenment.

Meanwhile, we provide expert wine advice for the individual wine lovers, from amateurs to the most serious connoisseurs.

But much of the mentoring and serendipity that the diverse community of amateurs offered has been lost.

Professionals don't have websites and don't put out technical newsletters . Those people are usually amateurs .

No clear-cut distinction can be drawn between profe ional and amateurs in science: exceptio can be found to any rule.

The professional football team was so confused by their opponents'fast play that they acted like a bunch of sand - lot amateurs.

Smaller, self-contained systems have also been developed for enthusiastic amateurs, even windsurfers.

Professionals are too serious, amateurs get the idea that Software development is meant to be fun.

The Pirates benefit from a backlash against "professionalisation" of politics, but voters may tire of amateurs.

However, sushi experts cautioned amateurs about the seriousness of handling raw fish and about insufficiently trained sushi-chefs.

The book features the work 100 professional photographers and countless amateurs who fanned out across the country for one week in 2007.

Some amateurs can perform at such a high level that even professionals sing high praise for them.

Amateurs talk strategy; the professionals focus on tactics; and superstars concentrate on culture.

When people say that we English are a race of amateurs, we should be proud; for what other virtue has man than his ability to love?

Five Trading with an edge is what separates the professionals from the amateurs. Ignore this and you will be eaten by those who don't.

Amateurs were taking stills and movies of Kennedy in both black and white and color as the bullets struck him.

Athletes who competed in the Olympic Games were supposed to be amateurs.

Japanese shows' baroque challenges may look like those on Survivor or X-Factor, but the competitors are rarely anonymous amateurs.

The amateurs, by contrast, showed more total brain activation, involving more areas of the brain.

In the 18th century, it was common for curious amateurs to carry out experiments in their home.

This is the professional approach to trading, the total opposite of the amateurs' style.

Buskers, regardless of whether they are professional musicians or amateurs, can enjoy the experience of performing anonymously.

Only amateurs will be allowed to participate in this match.

It has allowed amateurs to create a business model with professionals.

Most amateurs come to the markets with half-baked trading plans, clueless about psychology or money management.

BAPE is a tidal current clothing brand from Japan. It was initiated in 1979 and possessed numerous faithful amateurs.

Kaifeng city has a most of adult population as calligraphy amateurs or members of various levels calligraphy association.

Amateurs become spooked and start dumping their holdings, accelerating the decline.

UGC is essentially any type of online material produced by amateurs, including text, photos, audio, and video.

The media was produced locally. It was produced by amateurs. It was produced quickly.

The band consists of a professional and three amateurs.

Professionals are predictable, its the amateurs that are dangerous.

Playersparticipating in Organised Football are either Amateurs or Professionals.

Here, I hope sincerely to make friends with all classic music fanciers, especially flute amateurs.

eg. The fact that he's working with amateurs really frustrates him.

But there are tens of thousands of similar videos on YouTube, uploaded by enthusiastic amateurs.

The fact that he's working with amateurs really frustrates him.

It was published 87 years ago (1923), and still read by traders around the world, professionals and amateurs alike.

As the trend speeds up and the crowd becomes exuberant, amateurs fall in love with their positions.

Amateurs are not allowed to play in most professional golf tournaments.

It is also, as the Guardian's nature photography project reveals, a medium taken up by professionals and amateurs alike.

Seeing women in professional sports on TV has made certain sports much more popular among women, as amateurs and as professionals.

Contest is open to all cartoonists, both professional and amateurs.

In addition to Sinosauropteryx, several other revelatory specimens came to light through amateurs rather than at scientific excavations.

This popular style of photography is practiced by professionals and amateurs alike.

Nevertheless, I salute the legions of gifted amateurs, the all-rounders and laypersons.

Professionals are predictable, it's the amateurs that are dangerous.

Amateurs swing between fantasy and reality, making most decisions in the realm of fantasy.

Because our crew are amateurs and not professional there's much more precaution taken in everything we do.

American football games are played by both amateurs, who don't get paid, and professionals, who do.

Amateurs were posting poems, short stories and serialized novels.

That was, in part, because experimenters were often amateurs who were spending private money.

Sworn to establish democracy, they had created a despotism which made the ancient emperors of China look like fumbling amateurs.

Collecting them will start out as an kid's hobby, and the realm of amateurs.

The events have also benefited USA Boxing-Metro, the sanctioning body for amateurs.

Yet these people are not supposed to be amateurs.

As Marshall McLuhan, the media theorist, said: "Amateurs can afford to lose. "

When prices rise, the pros reduce their buying, but amateurs rush in, sucked in by the good news.

Professional soldiers are predictable; the world is full of dangerous amateurs.

Amateurs are also entitled to participation in the competition.

The information age changed everything, and we now expect amateurs to manage technology far more complex than our parents ever faced.

Their problem was, in order to follow him, they would have to traverse the same deserted street. Amateurs.

As amateurs, we should also comply with these norms, to be a ball player to correct goods.

Amateurs, you many be wondering how I captured the radiance in the second picture. Simple, I used a cross screen filter.

The changes were first noted by amateurs dedicated to watching Jupiter full time.

The seawater fancy fishes are favored by fish amateurs for its strange figure and the bright color.

Their returns are steadier, but not necessarily higher than those of serious amateurs.

For some reason these amateurs are better paid than most writers and performers.

TEN: Remember, the Ark was built by amateurs ; the Titanic by professionals.

Unfortunately, not all radio amateurs are members of IARU member-societies so the burden falls onto those who are.

Most women who are active in sports in the United States are amateurs.

Professionals use their heads, while amateurs are driven by greed and fear.

Such counts by amateurs supply much of what we know about meteor showers' behaviour.

We focus on the elite, professional and competitive amateurs.

Remember, the Ark was built by amateurs; the Titanic by professionals.

The competition is open to both amateurs and professional sportsmen who are skillful in skating.

We actually don't even have real porn stars, we just have amateurs who don't mind being filmed.

This isn't amateurs versus professionals; it's each benefiting the other.

Only for experienced professionals. No amateurs please. Your previous works are a big plus.

South Africa's Amateurs hold the record for wins, with three tournament triumphs to their name.

You'll see amateurs and pros alike using this technique on long, cold descents.

This competition had received more than 1700 pieces from the design works design amateurs.

Professionals tend to trade the same market month after month, even though there is a huge turnover of amateurs.

The tournament is open to both amateurs and professionals.

The sports meeting is open to both amateurs and professionals.

From less than 30, 000 radio amateurs who were licensed as of 1927, the Amateur Radio movement has grown to three million.

Britain's many amateurs and garage-tinkerers were forced to become more professional.

Professional soldiers are predictable but the world is full of amateurs.

Many amateurs jump from one stock to another, but professionals tend to trade the same markets for years.

Wuhan Sodality of Symphonic Amateurs.

People who shoot weddings and etc. On weekends as a side line from their day jobs are still amateurs ; they just charge for their photos .

Any luck, these guys were amateurs, cashed your check in Nevada.

No matter classics, the works of modern writers or amateurs.

Only serious bidders, No amateurs please.

But, for us amateurs, at lest once a day is good for training.

I'm not a big New Year's fan. I feel like New Year's is for amateurs. -Yeah. -Yeah.

This show includes many of today's, and yesterday's, greatest hits sung by complete amateurs!

In the hands of amateurs, knives are quite dangerous.

in the UK, self-deprecation sells, particularly for "well-meaning amateurs" such as the writer Bill Bryson.

He's the first Chinese boxer to win the World Boxing Championship, the highest competition for amateurs, a feat he's accomplished twice.

Fees. All amateurs applying for their very first DXCC Award will be charged a one-time registration fee.

Amateurs wait for inspiration. The rest of us just get up and go to work.

But even in the world of serious philosophy, amateurs outrank the professionals.

This work was done by a bunch of amateurs.

President Daniel announced the doping tests will be carried out throughout next year 0n Both professionals and amateurs.

Quicktime: now for amateurs too.

We need talent! ! No amateurs, only pro!

Abbr. a. , A. Made up of amateurs.

These are stories written by amateurs, mostly women, about characters from pop culture, movies, books, etc.

Guys, why did we think we could do this? We're amateurs.

They even host a three-day course that teaches amateurs how to make deserts.

They are total amateurs on foreign policy.

Therefore, The aothor adopted English as the main language in order to bring convenience to global amateurs.

But the availability of equipment and technology has seen an increasing number of amateurs enter the fray.

Because there is a lot more amateurs than professionals.

That's because nobody's looking for them, except amateurs.

Small ski run for amateurs.

Peter, what do you think of all these amateurs telling you we should cut the payroll tax?

Thanks to the internet, we can all be competent amateurs at almost everything.

At first limited to seasoned amateurs, the interest has now moved into broader sections of society, especially in cities such as Shanghai.

This is no place for amateurs.

Hell, most serious amateurs would do the same.

The tournament still was not open as all the participants were restricted on amateurs only at that time.

There will be approximately 25 teams participating the morning session. Each team is made up of 3 amateurs and 1 professional.

For example, amateurs play a crucial role in fields where large numbers of observations are needed.

Others are serious and skilled amateurs, who say they come together to play because they love music.

According to Xu Du said, members are amateurs, mostly 80, 90.

Mere amateurs in 2009 will make ornithological history in China by discovering birds unknown to science.

Only amateurs, those who practice sport without receiving money for it,

likens it to Park Ji-sung lording it over amateurs in a backstreet game of football

[C] professionals tend to welcome amateurs into the scientific community

Analysis of Tactical-Conduct Training of Volleyball Amateurs

The Survey and Analysis of Sports Injuries of Longtime Badminton Amateurs

ILEF; International League of Esperantist Radio Amateurs;

Method on Sanda Amateurs to Lose Weight Fast before Competition

A Research on the Strength Training of Juvenile Amateurs

[B] the hardship of amateurs in scientific study

[B] amateurs can compete with professionals in some areas of science

Be painted by amateurs in art

AMADE; World Association of Christian Radio Amateurs and Listeners;