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31 Recently, the domestic and international expert scholar negated this kind of parlance through an experiment.

32 In naval parlance, the left side of a ship is the port side.

33 Landman, 54, is in Malema's parlance a Boer, though he prefers Afrikaner, the name that South Africa's Dutch settlers gave themselves to show fealty to the African land they came to love.

34 OBJECTIVE To test the validity of parlance Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae ( PCR ) , the older the better.

35 The parlance of computer networks is one source of Modern Chinese neology.

36 Shower of technical terms will definitely annoy them. as well ,[http://sentencedict.com/parlance.html] give it in the usual parlance.

37 In common parlance, it is the perfect soldier, the " eternal sentry "

38 This kind of parlance says from the surface that is right.

39 His project was, in real-estate parlance, a real fixer-upper. Mr.

40 The ferule is used for conversion , tonsure, ordination and parlance.

41 Therefore , we thought the parlance adopted by Si - Ma Qian was a reasonable one.

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

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

44 Each wave of environmental change marks a major change in human activity, or - in the parlance - history.

45 In nerd parlance, don't be the office warrior who always uses ranged weapons; endure some hand-to-hand combat on occasion.

46 The parlance pressed aforetime, ten inside art gallery arrive this comes to an end for the time being.

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

48 But, other than the use of pop psychology parlance, what exactly does that mean?

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

50 In the parlance of Thomas Friedman , the world never looked flatter than it did this week.

51 As everyone knows, substance has solid state, liquid state, and gaseity. However, when scientists found the fourth "plasm", this parlance was broken.

52 Even in legal parlance, the word used to refer to one aspect of homosexual practice is ' sodomy '.

53 Peter, in common parlance , won't work if he possibly can avoid it.

54 before retorting to his on-screen partner, "Actually, that ain't a bad way to pick up insurance y'know. ", all in his unique New York parlance.

55 Living creatures are not numerous here: some bears, deers and many Arctic ground squirrels ( in common parlance they are called "evrazhkas" ).

56 In 3-D graphics parlance, a texture is an image applied to a design area like wallpaper pattern: The image is repeated or cut as needed to cover the surface.

57 One direction given in Iyengar parlance to help establish the proper movement in the chest is to "Circularize the armpit chest."

58 The shock waves are formed when the trombone is blown particularly hard - in music parlance, "fortissimo" and "fortississimo".

59 Certainly hang a case concerning this, parlance rather many, mostly is a rabbit Ming gravamen .