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(121) When the amount of Zr addition is more than 1.0 at %, the restrained effects are remarkable.

(122) Once, he will to the smallholder of nancy abandon, see she smokes desperately with self - restrained pipe.

(123) They are also more restrained and conventionalized on the overall text organization and language use.

(124) Furthermore. I'm angry with myself. Why am I so restrained and artless in my speech?

(125) Yet overfishing did not begin with the EU's common policy, and even Icelanders would overexploit their waters if not restrained.

(126) In the vacuum dispersing kettle air bubble and solvent vitalization shall be restrained, deaeration of materials shall be accelerated, dispersion efficiency shall be enhanced.

(127) They , therefore(Sentencedict.com ), restrained free competition and served as a check on technical progress and market expansion.

(128) To calculate the fire frequency of coordinate air defense in feet, a calculation model restrained by kill zone depth, course shortcut and interval length between ships is presented.

(129) The one - to - one correspondence between marida and sentence - ending honorific is restrained by its verb - like morphological transformation.

(130) The long repulse , at first restrained and secret, was at last opened.

(131) Using the filter property of correlative Integral, the effect of noise in measured signal may be effectively restrained and the precision of parameter estimation is raised.

(132) To be meet the effective restrained of malicious default, it's should draw into the punishable compensation when define the standard of tourism spiritual damages compensation.

(133) It is widely taken that the maximum value of the voltage transfer ratio of AC-AC matrix converter is 0.866, which has considerably restrained its application breadth.

(134) Structural rigidity, price elasticity is restrained, 3 system shortage is a developing country main features.

(135) To construct linear combination model, a restrained optical flow algorithm is proposed to solve the difficult problem of the pixel-wise alignments among the labeled prototypic faces.

(136) The results indicated that the bitterness and astringency of purple tealeaf would be reduced or restrained by adding edible protein in purple tealeaf.

(137) Plant regeneration was proved to be restrained by hygromycin resistance.

(138) So, there is a sense, in the Plains Indian, that he is both the embodiment of a noble, restrained lineage; but also, deep in that American past, is this sense of great excess.

(139) Soot formation can be restrained hence the emission of soot can be decreased with the increased injection advance angle.

(140) This method is good for the echo signal is distilled and the intensity is advanced and the clutter and the yawp are restrained.

(141) It could prolong significantly sleep time of mice, increased sleep population, and restrained mice autogenesis.

(142) The synthesis of soluble sugar of Suaeda heteroptera was remarkable restrained by oil.

(143) Catholic interest in Attila centers chiefly in his relations with those bishops of France and Italy who restrained the Hunnish leader in his devastating fury.

(144) The inflow and outflow of capital is restrained, though China has achieved part opening of capital account.

(145) The last two bases of shape function space are general functions restrained by some conditions.

(146) A duck. If varmint cannot be restrained tongscorn - on - the - cob holders, stand on it.

(147) Confucianism may have restrained some rulers, but the restraint rested purely on the moral suasion of a religious idea, not on independent legal principle.

(148) In his early and lightly ironic work, his criticism was restrained.

(149) The results show that the agarase produced by AT-22 is an inducible enzyme, and the enzyme producing ability will be restrained by addition of 0.

(150) Otherwise, the initial performance period should be in summer. The heat pump performance had little effect on groundwater quality and restrained the growth of bacteria.