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31 Aross the road, the Roundhouse shows it knows the meaning of eclectic, with a program that includes big-name musicians, and even circus acts.

32 Through analyzing the rules and legal nature of the charge, the essay asserts that in some sense it belongs to a kind of eclectic method, similar to the governmental compulsory charge.

33 Tang clothing of mixed eclectic,(www.Sentencedict.com) to enrich and develop our national dress culture has far - reaching impact.

34 The eclectic subject matter and stylistic execution has been developed extemporaneously by each artist as they work on-site in shifts according to their own sporadic schedules.

35 Through eclectic model effectiveness function is obtained change eclectically authority, expanded thereby change authority method.

36 Christopher Pearse Cranch, considered by some to be the most eclectic in his interests, was interested in art, music, and theatre.

37 A stone's throw from Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove is one of Miami's oldest and most eclectic communities.

38 Eclectic style often highlights hand - me - down items, second - hand store finds, and other recyclables.

39 At the present time, there are mainly three kinds of corporate capital systems adopted in every country: legal capital system mode, authorized capital system mode, and eclectic capital system mode.

40 However , this book may be best described as eclectic in orientation.

41 Our new Corporation Law should adopt the eclectic authorized capital system in order to let more and more economies participate in the competition willingly and ...

42 Over the last two years and 14 trades, he's had an eclectic assortmentof items in his possession, including an iPod touch, various dirt bikes, aMacBook Pro, a golf cart, and a 1975 Ford Bronco.

43 Some insist on the direct correlation with the eclectic art movements of the time, Expressionism, Fauvism, and so on.

44 The response to crime has gone through many methods such as retaliative punishment, deterrent punishment, retributive punishment, correctional punishment and eclectic punishment.

45 The pedagogical approach is eclectic but rooted in the needs of the Western language learner.

46 As his theology became more syncretistic and eclectic, a schism developed, and the more conservative faction remained under the leadership of Tagore.

47 Branching out from solo instrumental offerings to more eclectic releases , Windham Hill signed Shadowfax in 1982.

48 Scholasticism; philosophy on the Christian doctrine taught in college in medi Europe, which is actually a theological system; also know as eclectic philosophy for its adoption of abstract syllogisms.

49 Object To explore the effect of Eclectic Psychotherapy in agoraphobia.

50 Her highly praised novels reflect an eclectic range of subjects, from academia (Blue Angel), intolerance and grace (A Changed Man), and, most recently, a young girl's coming of age (Goldengrove).

51 Her reading is eclectic, ranging from poetry to hip slicks.

52 Mere words cannot do eclectic jumble that is this posh city - state of 4 million people.

53 Our career - development goals are eclectic, and less clearly defined.

54 The rule thought of Oin Dynasty is a kind of eclectic thought. It makes use of theology thought of the religion to deify and rule.

55 It later became more eclectic but retained a harmonious overall townscape.

56 But Raising Hell captures most of their eclectic, if occasionally misfiring magic.

57 Conclusion Educational course is an effective way to develope mental-quality, the eclectic method is beneficial for development of psychological health of affection and sex for university students.

58 This simple candle holder made of a cobbler's shoe stand and mold is heavy and strong enough to withstand the wind, and it adds an eclectic, romantic feel to a basic candle in a mason jar.

59 It an eclectic mix.

60 Therefore the field of artificial life is broad and eclectic in considering all avenues to complexity.