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(121) The former is said to come within the realms of orthodox descriptive cataloguing.

(122) Since the language looks so much like C, you should realize all the descriptive power that has made C so successful.

(123) The idea is, on a descriptive level,(sentencedict.com) to build in the FROM clause a temporary table that consists of the data to be imported before calling any of the spatial functions.

(124) This can be of help to preliminary understanding of descriptive Linguistics and be of valuable reference to the studying of linguistics analyzing methods.

(125) Determination of the angles between two planes is an important yet unsolved problem in descriptive geometry of N-dimensions.

(126) Firstly, the starting point of designing the multi-ring signature was explained and a descriptive definition of the structured multi-ring signature was given.

(127) The paper introduces the 8th international conference on Engineering Design Graphics and Descriptive Geometry hold on the summer in 1998 at the University of Texas, Austin , USA.

(128) Descriptive grammar refers to the structure of a language as it is actually used by speakers.

(129) The experiment approves that the theoretical analysis quantitative descriptive model consonants with actual V-free bending' by comparing.

(130) In his mind's eye as the gentleman by the window portrayed it with descriptive words.

(131) Trade fair organizers like to use acronyms to brand their events because, if properly handled, they are shorter and easier to remember than a long descriptive string of words.

(132) Instead of searching through non - descriptive job names , Remote Queue Manager allows you to visually preview spool.

(133) Statistical analysis included descriptive statistics, t-test, Chi-square test, paired t-test, Wilcoxon Signed Ranks test, analysis of covariance.

(134) Methods: The data of Chinese population and social medical insurance during past years were collected and dealed with descriptive statistical description.

(135) Prospect theory is a very successful descriptive model about decision making under risk during recent several decades, it challenges the expected utility theory to fight, and even can substitute it.

(136) Of course, Brentano's descriptive psychology has a great difference from the various psychology theories that have resulted in the later mentalist value paradigm.

(137) The opaque nature of a Web service method combined with the descriptive power of XML documents for data are perfect for integrating any number of remote operations.

(138) Methods A descriptive epidemiological analysis was made on the data of epidemic situation monitoring for typhoid fever and paratyphoid fever in the whole province.

(139) Her unique nature beauty is a truly exist. An extra descriptive language is any more.

(140) Levels of eeriness were indicated by eight descriptive scales, including "ordinary/supernatural", "boring/shocking" and "uninspiring/spine-tingling".

(141) The problem with the anti-littering campaign then is that its descriptive norm is counterproductive to its injunctive norm.

(142) Schmidt ? Descriptive Nomenclature & Classification of Pyroclastic Deposits & Fragments ? Recomendation of IUGS Subcommision on the Systematics of Igneous Rocks ? Geology ? Vol.9? 5 ? 1981.

(143) Annual reports, meeting and policy documents during 1997 - 2002 collected from the county dispensary were reviewed. Descriptive analysis was used through rates, ratio and proportions.

(144) E language is a data model descriptive language for the power system developed by National Electric Power Dispatching and Communication Center.

(145) Do you rely on a fund's descriptive name when making purchase decisions?

(146) With regard to the research methodology, the author adopts the descriptive approach proposed by Gideon Toury.

(147) Descriptive statistics, factor analysis, t-test, one-way analysis of variance, and structural equation modeling are adopted in this study for data analyses.

(148) His theories on language and its position in human society have created favorable conditions for production and development of later structuralism and descriptive linguistics.

(149) Receiving more and more attentions, XML was popular for the simple format, stronger self descriptive ability, and make the content, structure and performance to be separated.

(150) Descriptive statistics related with various spot goods and derivative financial commodities are placed in Table 1.