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91 He thought of the tall man's poise and fluent way of talking.

92 Gas flow and particle field situation in the dust collector are simulated by FLUENT numerical software and the experiment results are directly analyzed.

93 However, he is monolingual only fluent in Japanese, and considers himself Japanese.

94 Other Requirements: Must be fluent in English, outgoing, inquisitive and personally presentable , portraying company standards accurately.

95 Domesticating translation strategy aims at reducing the exoticism of the target text, providing a kind of natural and fluent version for the target readers.

96 As a Chinese once working for 15 years in Damascus, the capital of Syria, Lu can speak fluent Arabic and so his interview request was easily accepted.

97 Liya speaks English and Amharic, as well as fluent French and some Italian.

97 Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

98 Fluent oral and written communication skills in English and Chinese.

99 The unified design and analysis process provided by FLUENT for CATIA leads to improved product quality, faster time to market, and reductions in large downstream manufacturing costs.

100 These programs are independent one another, used to realize different sampling modes. The design logic is clear and fluent, with pellucid operation method and high-efficiency interface.

101 The flowing and conducting heat of plasma jet over the diamond film were simulated by using the reprogramming software FLUENT.

102 The last not the least, practice makes perfect. Every learners know this simple idiom. Make progress day by day, and one day you will surprisedly find you speak fluent English!

103 For these differences shifts and adjustments in cohesion are necessary to produce a fluent target text.

104 The competition is divided into free talk and adlib two parts. The contestants' fluent English, graceful presentation and their unique opinion have all reflected their talent.

105 The non-negotiable element is that our conversation be in French(sentencedict.com), so I opt for Paris and e-mail his office to apologise for not being entirely fluent.

106 Ph . D . degree in microelectronics or related field, fluent and Chinese.

107 Tertiary education with emphasis on Finance or equivalent, Fluent verbal Chinese & English .

108 As a tour guide, you must be very fluent in English.

109 RESULTS:The patient had fluent spoken language, which was evaluated as sensory aphasia(SA) with the aphasia severity of level 4, and had no memory or intelligence disorder.

110 In Europe, Gounod and Faere are also influential French composers for their fluent, concise, implicit and imaginative works.

111 I need a professional male voiceover artist who speaks fluent Kannada and Tamil languages to record 16 seconds of audio clips.

112 The doll of the utility model can be hung on a projecture for making a fluent and coherent swing action from the left to the right, the component is simply, and the production cost is low.

113 When I came to Beijing, I became fluent in Pekingese. I could understand Wuxi dialect and Shanghai dialect but could no longer speak any of them fluently.

114 Images broadcast fluent, 30FPS is able to reach more than normal standard definition TV 25FPS.

115 Oral exam test criteria including continuity, fluent, vocabulary, grammar structure accuracy, pronunciation.

116 Mr Agon is French, speaks fluent English and has a good working knowledge of German and Greek.

117 The latest version of open source job scheduler Quartz supports fluent configuration API and monitoring and management of job scheduling actions.

118 He turned out to be a personable and fluent East Indian.

119 Conversance with mechanism drawing and designing tool and fixture, to be familiar with manufacture process, good communication skill, fluent English with writing and reading.

120 Conduction aphasia is characterized by good auditory comprehension and fluent speech production, relative- ly poor speech repetition, frequent phonemic errors in production, and naming difficulties.