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211. Still, he suggests it will not be long before users see built-in translation tools and possibly an English-language interface, the necessary precursors to global expansion.

212. Special body mount wom by a field camera operator. Built-in stabilizers hold the camera steady while the operator moves.

213. Based on the deflection curve of a built-in beam, the concept of imaginary tails was presented clearly. It supposed that each car had an imaginary tail.

214. The entire Lowrance HDS-5 unit is also sealed and waterproofed with built-in Backup Memory capabilities for exceptional durability.

215. Ideally, in order to reformat each line, AlignAssignments() would use the built-in substitute() function, and replace everything up to the operator with a printf'd rearrangement of that text.

216. It also has a built-in bidet spray, to properly clean our bottom; toilet paper doesn't do it.

217. The structure adopts gradual decompression technology and built-in drainage system, which ensures a satisfactory water-tight and air-tight performance.

218. The compiler provides a built-in function, which is evaluated at compile time, to determine the length of an array (e.g. len(a)).

219. The heat exchange performance of the built-in spiral spring heat exchange tube is investigated in the lab by using the self-designed experimental device and flow.

220. In this paper, we present a register allocation algorithm based on pseudo-random testability metrics for minimizing Built-in Selftest (BIST) resources.

221. If the router has a U interface, it also has a built-in NT1.

222. BIOS means 'basic input/output system' and it is the built-in software that determines what a computer can do - for example it controls the keyboard and display screen.

223. Indexing a post was a time-consuming operation, and it turned out that the built-in System.Web.Mail functionality would connect to an SMTP server and send the e-mails serially.

224. These problems are surmountable, because the program has a built-in triad of wizards, which effectively solve all these problems.

225. These instruments can automatically compensate for thermoelectric offsets in the sense circuit by using the Offset Compensation mode. They also have built-in dry circuit measurement capability.

226. Bring a water bottle with a built-in filter to fill up at a drinking fountain after going through security. It saves money and keeps you hydrated and healthy.

227. Multiple, built-in undo operations: Mercurial's revert, backout, and rollback commands make it easy to return to previous versions of specific files or previous sets of committed changes.

228. This article introduced the Python programming language and the built-in data types: bool, int, long, float, and complex.

229. Rational Rose has a collection of built-in stereotypes that are defined in stereotype configuration files (.ini files).

230. The following code provides an example of creating a template for the global object and setting the built-in global functions.

231. Built-in optical system and adjustable iris diaphragm with clear image.

232. By pressing these built-in Direct Mode Keys, you can swiftly enter into exclusive modes when executing each financial calculation.

233. Want activity of existence industry economy only, have corresponding built-in control system with respect to need.

234. The IBM AIX job spooler is a very useful built-in utility on all AIX systems but is rarely enabled or utilized.

235. A major drawback of this built-in function, however, has been its inability to automate the collection of such information.

236. We have the iter() built-in function to turn many sequence-like objects into iterators.

236. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

237. You can also retrieve the username of the user executing the trigger by using the SQL built-in function USER (see the Informix 11.50 SQL Syntax manual, pages 4-71).

238. The inferred type may be a built-in type, an anonymous type, a user-defined type, or a type defined in the .

239. In a dozen years, they say, when you enter many train stations, subways or airports, you will walk through built-in biohazard , bomb, and weapon detectors.

240. The device operated on tiny power cells and had a built-in antenna. Its transmitter would relay data from the device by means of coded pulses.