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31. Farideh Cadot offers us the penetrating lyrical vision of the late Daniel Tremblay, who worked with a range of disparate materials.

32. Compacts establish a positive mechanism for communication between disparate groups.

33. Official scorers levy the errors, but their standards are no less disparate than any other group of 50 people.

34. In the down-sizing 1990s, this essentially means providing the glue that will make disparate mainframe, client-server and network systems co-function.

35. Because string theory has so much symmetry, it can accommodate the disparate faces of nature displayed by gravity and quantum theory.

36. Furthermore, the differences become even more disparate as the complexity of the vocabulary and sentences increase.

37. Many disparate forms of information can be linked together in the database.

38. Such disparate allegiances are more likely to agree on what they oppose than in what they support.

39. Its elements are as disparate as his sentences.

40. a disparate group of individuals.

41. Beyond these disparate reasons, however, lies a deeper cause.

42. Although of China cross-country person also have " be far from highway, pass through open country " spoony , but the idea that supports this one move and concept are disparate however.

43. On mainland love musical instrument, person animal two big phyletic build a style repeatedly disparate.

44. The Tuscany runtime simplifies access to these disparate technologies, and the SCA composite file is relatively free of technology-specific items.

45. This gives ordered access to via a compact and less disparate interface.

46. With 31 provinces, the pension system is a maze of disparate rules.

47. Moreover, by failing to account for the needs of disparate organizations within the enterprise, SOA without governance becomes yet another stovepipe application.

48. The industry with forestall and disparate competition has different market structure.

49. For example, if you had some disparate graph points, and you wanted to draw a curve between them (either for interpolation or extrapolation), you'd first mark the points on a piece of graph paper.

50. The stationmaster beside me each skeletal Qing Ji, disposition are disparate.

51. It also consolidates decision logic from disparate applications and information silos so that it can be shared and re-used across the organization.

52. Unless there are inherent limits on human understanding—itself an unfathomable premise—there will always be more apparently disparate phenomena to explain at one fell swoop.

53. The sovereign debt crisis has exposed the ineffectiveness of a one-size-fits-all monetary policy for a continent with significantly disparate economies.

54. ion is a technique for discovering commonalities in disparate data elements to identify a common root element.

55. Redundant and sometimes contradictory information stored in disparate databases[sentencedict.com/disparate.html], which can lead to reporting of erroneous results and faulty business decisions.

56. These disparate feelings narrate a paragraph of dramatic aesthetic history.

57. It would guard against misidentification and make it much easier to pull together a patient's records from disparate providers.

58. For the field to establish itself as a grand unifier of the applied sciences, it must demonstrate the usefulness of grouping widely disparate endeavors.

59. Even studies of phylogenetically disparate species, such as songbirds, can suggest to us some things about what we humans are doing and, conceivably, how we might be doing them.

60. The nine republics are immensely disparate in size, culture and wealth.