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She then dissects the creation and remakes it to her own, more streamlined, specifications, so only one piece of bread houses the beef.

The Salami Slice pattern, as the name implies, dissects an XML schema into "slices" with more global level elements.

This article dissects some of the C -based, object-oriented classes that ACE provides for IPC between the same or different host computers.

At times the clinical manner in which she dissects her family's failings and pathologies seems a bit harsh.

From moment to moment, darkness dissects the road. No one hears your calling from the other side of the water.

Note that this is the second benchmark; there will be a follow-on article that dissects the third (and current) benchmark.

This paper dissects the quadrangle area on the plan irregularly and constructs project transforms from area to subareas .

Some better examples are provided by Joe Studwell, in his book "Asian Godfathers" , which dissects the lives of businessmen.

The process of fabrication is celebrated: the viewer simultaneously appreciates and dissects.

This paper dissects a new viewpoint posed in recent years and puts forward a different opinion about the issue.

This article inquires into it theory sourse, dissects deeply it concrete essence and clinical value .

Mr Pozen's new book, "Too Big to Save? " , dissects the crisis and proposes practical, but "not perfect" solutions.

This section dissects various modules that come together to form this scenario.

The third part deeply dissects the root of blog-ethics problems from four aspects.

It dissects the definition of job network, job network script, job network parameter and the impact of job network in a job manage system.

And In the West TV Possessed and weight obsessed The media dissects, infects We think real life is reality TV

Eugene Jarecki's new film dissects America's failed and cruel drug war