be made up

All beds must be made up in a way to take the minimum amount of time with clean and well maintained linen and bedding.

The spar may be made up of a number of modules connected to one another primarily via overlapping shear webs.

A document is considered to be made up of a number of topics, each with its own information type.

It remains to be seen how much, if any, of the shortfall will be made up by increased production from Saudi Arabia and others.

If Lao Mai can give the Long Hairtail Dao to me, that can be made up my grief heart .

Similarly a shortfall in a given year can be made up in the following year.

All data in a CouchDB database is stored in a document, and each document can be made up of an undefined number of fields.

A study of decision-making suggests that your mind may be made up long before you think it is.

What a nation has lost under the waves of one misfortune after another is bound to be made up with her continued progress in time to come.

Lamentable nevertheless is, although the lip to oneself is dissatisfactory , also make up without what method can be made up for.

The whole interior seems to be made up of dark, well-worn wood.

Such a country can be made up only of independent minded and free- thinking people.

a cumulative deficit of oxygen resulting from intense exercise; the deficit must be made up when the body returns to rest.

With no data, stories about the effect sales have on poaching can be made up to support either position.

The differences shall be made up for after the insurer finally determines the amount of compensation or payment.

is crucial [as a] single business service may be made up of a number of components . . .

You must have the supervisor's permission to leave the room during the test. Any time lost cannot be made up.

What they lack in experience may be made up in commitment.

If you are very gifted, diligence can make you better. If you are average in terms of your ability, the flaws can be made up by diligence.

Interfaces can be made up of methods, properties, events, indexers, or any combination of those four member types.

Such lost production, however, can easily be made up and should have no big impact on the economy.

Experts say much of the remaining shortfall could be made up for relatively painlessly.

Spending on social housing will fall by three-fifths, with the difference to be made up from higher rents charged to tenants.

Loss incurred by an enterprise shall be made up according to the stipulated procedure.

At the national level, revenues lost on income tax would be made up by higher national-insurance contributions.

Article The board of directors of a limited liability company shall be made up of to persons.

Oral interpretation can be made up of the following steps: listening, understanding, storing and expressing.

The experience of the Chinese nation attests to a truth: what a nation loses in times of disaster will be made up for by her progress.

Further more, combining Kalman filter prediction and linear interpolation, some missing balls can be made up.

In the new monitor system, The Computer Integrated Manufacturing System can be made up of stratified central control.

But today, a disruption to family fortunes can no longer be made up with extra income from an otherwise-stay-at-home partner.

Maybe that's the way life is. Life can be made up of a variety of unrelated things.

The GQ logo will be made up of multiple pictures of men.

Web pages can be made up of text, images (GIF, JPEG and PNG) and multimedia content like Flash movies and QuickTime video etc.

Conclusion: The relevant regulations should be made up and adopted accordingly.

Microthemes must be handed in during the class when they are due, and, except for extraordinary circumstances, may NOT be made up.

The crowd seemed to be made up mostly of witches around Mrs. Weasley's age.

The balance must be made up by heat transported through the troposphere.

The partitioning key should be made up of columns that often participate in a GROUP BY clause.

the electronic olfactory system , which looks nothing like a nose , will be made up of sensors similar to receptors in our nasal passages.

The UI in an application can be made up of different frameworks.

A complete laterite profile should be made up of laterite layer, parti-color clay layer and carbonate rock saprolite.

This defence shortfall is expected to be made up later in the year.

A hostname is simply a unique name that can be made up and is used to identify a unique computer in the LAN.

Quizzes or tests missed without written excuse cannot be made up.

Since our society is composed of both sexes, our high schools should be made up of males and females, too.

Our losses will have to be made up with more loans.

Life is like a roadmap, you should draw you milestones on this map which will be made up your whole life.

50 percent of your diet should be made up of fruits and vegetables, for their beneficial antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber.

Actors have to be made up before they appear on stage.

In practice, this negative effect can partly be made up by using plant and machinery in areas unaffected by the disaster.

It is artificially high because much of what is lost from dislocations and cutbacks in electricity production will be made up later.

Links are to be made up from websites that are related to the niche in question.

The time lost must Be made up for.

In any event, shortfalls from Venezuela could be made up elsewhere, albeit possibly at high prices.

Our losses have to be made up with more loans.

There are two significant points to be made up front about the MIT group's Kinect-based holographic TV project.

The lost time must be made up for.

Voluntary surrender can be made up of negligent crimes , but reliefd action after crime shouldn't taken as voluntary surrender.

Will the resulting solid be made up of crystals or not?

The figure will be made up of prize money dependant on league position and each club's share of television rights money.

Most probably, yes--especially as India's governments have tended to be made up of large coalitions of 10 to 20 parties.

What's more, there are troublesome procedure to remit money abroad, and my register fee willl be made up after my arrivial at the meeting.

Coffee can easily lead to the loss of calcium in the human body. However, if milk is put into the coffee, the shortage can be made up.

A message in the document binding style must simply be made up of well-formed, namespace-qualified XML.

A life worth living should be made up of continuous efforts and progresses.

Under the deal, a British team would be made up entirely of English players while the other associations would "turn a blind eye" .

But luckily, these shortage can be made up if we research logo design from the theory on evolution reason.

The surfaces of films are found to consist of one outermost Bi-rich region and be made up of metal-oxide mainly.

This statement must be made up within 30 days preceding the submission date.

Any segment which is neglected has to be made up for sooner or later, and even doubly.

have as a part, be made up out of.

The program will be made up from a mixture of papers chosen from the process of open submission and invited presentations.

That story about the cherry tree is supposed to be made up.

The enterprise, which has already get awards according to the original criteria, will be made up according to the new criteria.

Coming in late not only results in missed performances and quizzes that may not be made up for, but also distracts other students.

The advisory committee will be made up of 15 voting members that include experts and public members who are not affiliated with the FDA.

The first must stipulate exactly what character set an IDL definition will be made up from.

Any rule must be made up of productions.

Because your life should be made up of happiness.

Each image could be made up of millions of pixels.

It is impossible for the lost time to be made up.

In some tables, the primary key may be made up of more than one column.

Several models should be used unitedly and be made up flexibly.

For example, a table could be made up of cylinders for legs and a box for the top.

It is impossible for lost time to be made up.

The Institution suggests that the shortfall in emissions cuts could in fact be made up by deploying 100, 000 "artificial trees" by 2050.

This is not to suggest the economy is better off, as there is still a substantial loss of wealth and output that can never be made up.

All occupied rooms must be made up by 4. 00 p. m. daily.

This is because objects may be made up of other objects.

A message can be made up of one or more parts.

Sometimes the crimes which have been committed can not be made up.

I want my staff to be made up of excellent workers.

Eat a balanced breakfast (it'll give you energy to get going and provide valuable nutrients that can't be made up later in the day)

An army should be made up of lovers; they would overcome the world

half the roads in the rigion are still to be made up

Be made up of three main parts and more than two hundred large or small islands around

Be made up if two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom

Be made up of six states and two territories

be made up of three countries