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181. To do this, repeat the steps above, naming this class WTSBot and the package com.devworks.example.wts.lotus.

182. Stephen Colbert, the host of the parody talk show “The Colbert Report, ” urged his fans to vote for naming the station segment after him, and they did in large numbers.

183. While our fore-parents simply had just a year's window to keep up with the Joneses (or not) we have a bit more of a cushion in naming our children.

184. Liverpool have generated some interest in selling naming rights for a proposed new stadium but a senior official insists a final decision on whether to move or redevelop Anfield has yet to be taken.

185. The new naming convention helps to distinguish kernel objects (LKMs) from standard objects.

186. This naming convention at least gives developers unfamiliar with your code base a clue that somewhere in your build environment is a process for generating code.

187. This is the enforceability described in Coast Guard Data Element Naming Standards.

188. Catering to this psychology, even some domestic products also adopt western names filled with exoticism when naming. For instance, Beijing Ozyman and Shanghai Kanebo.

189. On the naming of Apple, he said he was "on one of my fruitarian diets."

190. The discoverer will also have the privelage of naming the particle!

191. News from Marine: Bureau Veritas Attended the Naming and Launching Ceremony of 9800dwt Oil Tanker for E. A. Technique Sdn Bhd.

192. First, we create the Rails application using rails pix. Next, we need to create a database called pix_development, per the Rails naming convention.

193. A renovated unified system of naming the various stages and phases of cestode development including adult in Chinese was proposed.

194. Naming places, streets and enterprises after Party leaders is forbidden.

195. However, to the zoologist or the botanist, the naming is actually a commonly seen activity.

196. Cryptoexplosive breccia was discovered by the author in large Naming granitic batholith for the first time in 1987, which is described in this paper.sentencedict.com/naming.html

197. Now, breaking ranks and naming names, he reveals a corporate news culture in which the closed-mindedness is breathtaking and in which entertainment wins over hard news every time.

198. Result: There were significant effect after the treatment except the patients with sensory aphasia the naming ability for action nouns had got greater progress than the others.

199. Using a naming test , the phonological activation of unfamiliar pictophonetic characters of lower - grade pupils was investigated.

200. According to the "Nomenclative Rules in Organic Chemistry" (1980), some cases of naming Organic compounds in present university organic Chemistry textbooks is discussed in this paper.

201. Shawna Morrison, court reporter for the Roanoke Times newspaper in Virginia, says judges in her area prohibit naming jurors or photographing them.

202. The naming of a former rebel and alleged torturer to the top political post in Chechnya highlights the risks of Russia's strategy for pacifying the rebel region, analysts warn.

203. Please be noted,'Release 2 ' is my naming convention, not Microsoft's.

204. The naming of the disease itself perhaps represents a praiseworthy effort of observation.

205. Chinese logic discussed the theories of Naming (Ming), Proposition (Ci), Reasoning (Shuo) and Disputation (Bian), so it looks like west traditional logic only from this aspect.

206. This paper describes the rules for naming, definition and identification of data element.

207. From the admin console, find the SCA system bus, which typically follows this naming convention: SCA.SYSTEM.$cellName.Bus.

208. Some problems in naming, assorting as well as the status quo of some species of these bats and their protection have been discussed.

209. A kill zone. The name says it all. US marines have a particular knack for naming things that describe exactly what they really are.

210. For the first time since the decline of Dadaism , we are witnessing a revival in the fine art of meaningless naming.