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(151) In water mold, element was obviously richer where closer to the earth surface, due to the latent culture effect of water mold.
(152) Along with "Knight-errant swordsman World" 150 levels of opening, the game will pursue will be richer, presents pursue, the pursue rank grade disassimilation development.
(153) A machine can use equivalence of the URLs to check semantic equivalence -- and WordNet allows you to go even further, using its thesaurus-like facilities for richer semantics.
(154) Wester's supplementary contract also causes the team wings lineup to be richer.
(155) This means that poorer countries with low income - variation can outscore richer ones with high variation.
(156) All three are richer than Korea but all are, in different ways, exceptions: Singapore and Hong Kong are city states, while Taiwan's disputed sovereignty makes it sui generis.
(157) Aromatic Description: Much richer in aroma than ground cinnamon. Peppery, earthy, spicy, bright yet slightly woodsy.
(158) Caught at a depth of 1, 300 feet (400 meters), the new species is described as a "living fossil" by survey member Bertrand Richer de Forges, a marine biologist based in nearby Noumea, New Caledonia.
(159) Being with the beloved should have its own value unrelated to external benefits, such as getting richer, increasing one's status or having frequent orgasms.
(160) There are two ways to change direction to create a better, fuller, richer life: incremental change and radical change.
(161) "Deng Xiaoping's open-door and economic reform policies have made Chinese richer, freer, and more independent-minded, " noted Victor Lee, a film producer.
(162) The second is that your emotional life will become richer. You may find that you had been experiencing emotions in black-and-white, and now you’re in HD technicolour.
(163) After braking, a carbonized organic matter layer with richer copper and iron forms on the worn surface of the asbestus.
(164) The types of HMW glutenin subunits in Aegilops species are much richer than those in bread wheat.
(165) This paper analyses the space and the lens language of building the space just for the purpose of finding the potential and much richer ideographic contents in his movies.
(166) Both sides were raising the rhetoric on the day South Korea launched big land and sea military exercises, prompting North Kor ea to denounce its richer neighbour as a warmonger.
(167) China, being richer than Ukraine, can easily get Ukranian girls.
(168) The air moves through the silver plating much quicker than the brass – and has a far richer harmonic content.
(168) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
(169) She added that Siberian shamans, or latter-day witch doctors, were also buried in this way but with richer funeral accessories to appropriate to their elevated position in society.
(170) TEL is considered a more effortful cognitive encoding process where the brain has to "scaffold" its way to making richer associations and linkages in order to reach the correct target information.
(171) The final section provides evidence to suggest that for most of the world's richer countries, the era of persistent inflation may well be at an end.
(172) STEP-NC makes information bidirectional between CNC and other CAX systems, the richer information in the program file raise the level of intelligent functions of CNC.
(173) Soaring commodities like oil and steel also helped make the rich richer, as did the overall recovery of the global economy over the past few years.
(174) Health spending tends to rise disproportionately as countries become richer; but even adjusting for this, America is a case apart.
(175) While the 2005 vintage in Coonawarra is richer and riper , the 2006 is producing wines that are elegant and refined with good cellaring potential.
(176) The coffee made from this kind of coffee Bean tastes richer, mellower and more satisfactory.
(177) Nevertheless, among the richer nations, increases in average income contribute little to well - being .
(178) The second book is richer, more considered and more damning than the first.
(179) But though society grows no richer by unproductive labour, the individual may.
(180) If I give you a pfennig , you will be one pfennig richer and Ill be one pfennig poorer.
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