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241, What do tennis player Goran Ivanisevic and songwriter Paul McCartney 1 have in common with Fidel Castro?

242, Meanwhile , Buddhism , whose doctrine , manners and ambit had something in common with the hermitic life, appealed to the intellectuals seclude.

243, This topic will introduce an new automatic belt tightener after analyzing the characteristics of several tighteners which are in common use.

244, In common law any degree of contributory negligence would bar the plaintiff from collecting damages.

245, Yet they have something in common: both involve the profligate deployment of resources.

246, Meanwhile, the "breach of contracts" system in Common Law is introduced into the legislation of Civil Law countries, along with the mutual infiltration and influence between two law families.

247, Analysis was performed to study the main antioxidants of ethanolic extracts in common buckwheat and tartary buckwheat.

248, One set of labels in common use is: convergent, divergent, assimilating, and accommodating.

249, There are statutes about ship mortgage not only in civil law countries, but also in common law countries, and international society has codified related conventions.

250, In common parlance, appropriation refers to the taking of something, often without permission, for use exclusively by one's self.

251, Dickens, Eliot, Gaskell: despite their interest in social change, regionalism, community, the position of women, these great English novelists have nothing in common with Lawrence at all.

252, Certain debts can be defaulted on without a general bankruptcy; these are non-recourse loans, most notably mortgages in common law jurisdictions such as the United States.

253, America's foremost capitalist may not have much in common with China's top Communist, but Warren Buffett and Hu Jintao do appear to share the same clothier.

254, The local are advertising for a Rodent Operator , which in common parlance means a rat catcher.

255, The state ideology of juche ( self - reliance ) has much in common with Mao's isolationism.

256, These " forces " have nothing in common with forces in the Newtonian sense.

257, The paper holds that the play of Go Back to the South by Tian Han reveals the existence puzzledom in common customs, the emotional bewilderment in thinking and the vagabondism difficulty in spirit.

258, Fairly early on, we find out what Robin has in common with Tui.

259, The Chinese original, of which this is an abridgement, was published in Common Wealth Monthly.

260, Electronic computers are now in common use all over the world.

261, Futures trading of foreign exchange spot trading agreements with different Points have in common.

262, Deconvolution is a method in common use in dealing with improvement of image resolution in ground seism.

263, In common parlance, being an entrepreneur is associated with starting a business,[www.Sentencedict.com] but this is a very loose application of a term that has a rich history and a much more significant meaning.

264, Western-style kitchen is open, use equipment dish and the Western-style food that make, such won't cloggy in common and longer equipment dish time housewife and family communicate.

265, In common logic textbooks, "taking a part for the whole" is considered as a logic error, so we are warned against such errors when using simple enumeration method.

266, I believe the technical term in common parlance is that they have'bouncebackability ". "

267, Here, the effects of invasive Canadian goldenrod ( Solidago canadensis) on soil properties were examined both in common gardens and under natural conditions.

268, We completed some works as below:1. We achieved some pretreatment arithmetics in common use now, they can do filtering, two-valued disposing, thining to fingerprint image.

269, Radiowave refractive errors correction methods have defect of computing complexity and no real time in common use.

270, This thesis focuses on the research and development of the Liquid-crystal Display Development System in Common Use.