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(61) The garbage collection algorithm can then intelligently decide what to reclaim in a reasonable way.

(62) The electro-extraction technology was used to reclaim alphazurine A from butanol solution.

(63) The Bubbler is a sure way to keep your carwash reclaim water smelling fresh and clean.

(64) In light of relevant pragmatics principles, we can see that the core interpersonal functions of hao is to reclaim speakership, seek agreements, and so on.

(65) Come out unclothed, just as you came into this world... and reclaim your freedom.

(66) To the east and north stand Kurdish forces, known as the Peshmerga, keen to reclaim land taken from them by Saddam Hussein more than two decades ago.

(67) Mercury-oxide and silver-oxide button batteries are often collected by jewelers, pharmacies, and hearing-aid stores who sell them to companies that reclaim the metals.

(68) Having compared all separating ways, the authors made a proposal to refine n-heptane and reclaim methylcyclohexane from 120 solvent oil by using composite extraction separation.

(69) The story mentions dry cleaners'attempts to reclaim and reuse wire hangers.

(70) You can reclaim disk space after you've installed the software by using make clean.

(71) The Singapore courts launched an initiative to institutionalise mediation as a way to reclaim our Asian heritage of settling differences harmoniously.

(72) To accelerate GDP growth, he forced people to cultivate wastelands and reclaim lakeland to expand farmland.

(73) Their establishment supplies the fair groundwork for conventional PID control and other complicated, intelligent controls in the evaporation workshop section of alkali reclaim.

(74) So some Christian Democrats now want to reclaim the pro-Europe heritage of Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl.

(75) After narrowly escaping death, Jason flees his home and returns twenty years later to reclaim the throne, but the gods proclaim that he must first find the magical Golden Fleece.

(76) For a time Carol Moseley Braun reappeared, back from an ambassadorship in New Zealand and with thoughts of trying to reclaim her old seat; her possible candidacy put my own plans on hold.

(77) It is by this hybridity that teachers are able to reclaim the wholeness of their lives.

(78) Meanwhile, we need to exert every effort to plant trees, to reclaim the land and to make our earth fertile.

(79) Our Colombian partners said that they would win their fight against domestic terrorism and reclaim their country.

(80) Then the centuries-old polder method was followed - building and pumps out the water enclosed in order to reclaim the land.

(81) So it has very positive meaning to popularize this guarantee. And it is in favor of solving the problem which is hard to reclaim the power charge. Sentencedict.com

(82) For example, the predefined function void declare_reachable(void* p); asks the garbage collector not to reclaim storage pointed to by the pointer p.

(83) The aim of saving the eluant can be achieved when it is replaced after 4 circles. The efficiency of reclaim is above 80%.

(84) Football, and Aston Villa will reclaim their lead at the top of the English First Division.

(85) This improves VACUUM's ability to reclaim in the presence of long-running transactions.

(86) Such method was suitable for the reclaim of n-propanol from fusel oil and it was an effective approach to waste utilization in distilleries.

(87) My body was on autopilot as I trailed through passport control, baggage reclaim and customs.

(88) In addition, primary study of surfactant reclaim indicated that the Turkey red oil can be reclaimed from the intermixture by centrifugation under the acidic condition.

(89) "I've come to reclaim my property," she announced to the desk clerk.

(90) Central to the conflict was the ancient enmity between the MacDonalds and the Campbells, Earls of Argyll, as Clan Donald attempted to reclaim their ancestral lands in Argyll.