Random good picture Not show

91. " Digital communication by definition has higher fidelity, " Mr. Neuman said.

92. Future problems by definition are not felt in the present, and so it is difficult to mobilize public opinion in support of solutions unless they are costless.

93. The public corporation almost by definition, carries a fragmented set of owners.

94. Biodynamics embraces a holistic view of nature: it is by definition organic but it also involves biodiversity and – strangest of all – astronomy.

95. By definition a cataract is an opacity in the lens.

96. By definition, it takes get-up-and-go to get up and go , which is why immigrants are abnormally entrepreneurial.

97. Computer games are solitaire; solitaire gamers have, by definition, no audience.

98. If there is no acceptance, by definition there ia no contract.

99. A desolate place has, by definition, no inhabitants. It is characterized by abandonment, joylessness and barrenness.

100. Magnetics are by definition polar. Crystalline energy is non-polar, zero point !

101. They are classic members - honorary members by definition - of China's new people's army of volunteers.

102. But the exchange rate is just one of myriad variables that determine a country's current account balance, which, by definition, reflects the difference between domestic savings and investment.

103. Diagnosis simply imprisons the individual by definition and they will never believe in their possibilities. Bob Bornt, MFT www.

104. But a financial institution that is systemically important by definition risks more than its own money.

105. During the late '90s, XML had become the new silver bullet of the computing industry: Almost by definition, if it was XML,(sentencedict.com) it was good.

106. Obsessive-compulsive disorder assistance, by definition refers to the help of OCD patients.

107. By definition, the numeric value of a relational or logical expression is 1 if the relation is true, and 0 if the relation is false.

108. There is one catch: Bayard writes in French. Of course, that hardly matters as, by definition, you're not going to crack the spine.

109. By definition, replacement in kind is a change that is of the same exact specification, including material of construction, size, capacity, operating range, and control.

110. That is to say, if Israel's army occupies the West Bank, Israeli civilian pizza-eaters and disco-dancers cannot, by definition be victims of terrorism via a suicide bombing.

111. By definition, a superpower has to sally forth into the world.

112. Part of the reason was quality control: by definition, an Easter egg is an untested feature. It's a loose cannon that could, in theory, interfere with other, more important parts of the program.

113. One word of warning, however: Low-band DX antennas by definition have a low angle of radiation.

114. By definition their collective hive mind must transcend their small bee minds.

115. Then by definition of the retrial procedure, the trial monitor program, the appeal, the application retrial sues,[www.Sentencedict.com] it clarifies some fuzzy understandings in the civil retrial procedure.

116. Finding the stuff is damned tricky because dark matter , by definition , cannot be seen.