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(62) To enter a man's house by virtue of a nameless warrant in order to procure evidence, is worse than the Spanish Inquisition; [it is] a law under which no Englishman would wish to live for an hour.

(63) Such designation shall be effected by virtue of a written notification between the aeronautical authorities of both Contracting Parties.

(64) By virtue of the feature, the inference mechanism of the pneumatic drying expert control system based on the forward reasoning is put forward and the reasoning tactic is realized.

(65) The algorithm uses bisection method to allocate bandwidth to the frames in the current window by virtue of R-D model of FGS.

(66) A new technique is described in th is paper for measuring the track gauge by virtue of laser and Charge-Couple Device (CCD).

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(69) The plastic complementary potential function was proved to exist in the plastic region of strain space by virtue of the new plastic postulation.

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(71) Mr Olaechea has British residency by virtue of his marriage.

(72) It is demonstrated that the iterative scheme can have higher-order convergence and smaller asymptotic error constant by virtue of choosing the optimal factor appropriately.

(73) Nietzsche surely wants to improve the ways that he judges yes and no within life by virtue of that monist insight.

(74) The transfer of energy from one circuit to another by virtue of the mutual capacitance between the circuits.

(75) However, most conventional decision models cannot be considered for clarifying the interrelations among the sub-criteria of a criterion by virtue of additivity and independence assumptions.

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(78) The protons, bring positively charged, repel one another by virtue of their electrostatic interactions.

(79) Yerba Mate is a natural stimulant like coffee. However unlike coffee it helps sleep by virtue of its relaxing properties and generally helps achieve an overall sense of well being.

(80) No, power seduces by virtue of the reversibility that haunts it, and on which a minor cycle is instituted.

(81) The Accused, by virtue of having used it in their catalog, have imposed a particular awkward and odious pattern format on the software community, which has proven to be something of a Procrustean Bed.

(82) In still do not understand love age, by virtue of a tenuous friendship, carry the world before one close to him, however, know, understand, and even see him for his courage, all lost.

(83) The paper brings forward a method to analyze problem of voltage stability by virtue of on-load tap changer model.

(84) Here's a period piece with irresistible immediacy, a brilliant pairing of a monarch who's heroic by virtue of his personal struggle, and an uncommon commoner who helps him find his authentic voice.

(85) By virtue of the ability to naturally degrade in tissue, polycaprolactone hold immense promise as new meterial for application in tissue engineering.

(86) By virtue of the Vector Lyapunov functions, the general concept of differential inequality and some other means, the author explores a series of the stability of nonlinear composite systems.

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(88) The optimization algorithm for the relaxed subproblem is constructed by virtue of the optimality function and the convergence is proved.

(89) By virtue of this minimax problem as well as the directionally differentiable property of the functions in every subproblem, the first-order optimality conditions are obtained.

(90) Pseudorandom coding method is widely used in communication systems by virtue of its excellent immunity to periodic interferences and its strong ability of keeping secrets.