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91. " Similarly, keyboardist Bradley Joseph recounts, "When I reflect back over the years, one of the high points that stand out include performing at the Acropolis with Yanni.

92. Unless using wider bandwidth, more efficient system and bigger storage medium the problem will stand out.

93. The structural differences between public categories in Wikipedia and academic ones in the Universal Decimal Classification, a formal library system, stand out sharply in this map.

94. In this book, we italicize comments to make them stand out from the normal program text.

95. Artificial illumination on a Kuiper Belt Object would stand out because it would vary less than reflected sunlight does when the world moved toward or away from the sun.

96. But some things will always stand out above the rest, and many of the factors that really make a difference will never be taught at an ordinary business school.

97. This direct connection to all our problems and promises is what makes chemistry stand out and elevates it from its reductionist roots in physics.

97. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

98. In most cases, semi-transparent backgrounds stand out in the overall background of a page and are intended to highlight an important design element, such as a headline or announcement.

99. However, only by appropriate pluralization based on core competence can firms achieve real success, stand out in market competition, and gain lasting competitive advantage.

100. Helen Bostock, a horticulture advisor at the UK's Royal Horticultural Society, says that while a true-blue rose sounds fabulous, it could stand out like a "sore thumb".

101. Items meant to stand out are best rendered in saturated colors.

102. In the QRS detecting design, a digital filter is used to stand out R-wave character by processing the post processed signal and to increase the accuracy of the detecting results.

103. Red Boy theme park pavilions life, better color interpretation of the brand culture of life theme park in the exhibition pavilion design is the Red Boy is a major key points stand out.

104. Cities such as Jackson, Shreveport, Dallas and Forth Worth stand out along Interstate 20 and, at left, so do Little Rock and Oklahoma City.

105. Complementary color schemes are tricky to use in large doses, but work well when you want something to stand out.

106. Then a leading singer would stand out and recite alone, and the chorus would respond.

107. After all, it probably doesn't often promote survival to stand out from others in a small, tight-knit group on which you depend to meet all your fundamental needs.

108. They may not be afraid to stand out a little, but strutting attention-seekers they're not.

109. For example, axes, tick marks, and gridlines have been subdued to allow the data in the plot area to stand out more.

110. Grammatical errors are always obvious to me, spelling mistakes stand out.

111. To stand out and be refreshingly different at whatever cost - that'sthe message we're getting from today's logos.

112. A few main differences stand out between prose-oriented XML and data-oriented XML.

113. China thinks her plans for asia and Australasia are hidden but they stand out like red flag...a very red flag.

114. High - rise buildings ornamented with colored lanterns and bright banners stand out along the river banks.

115. Smart people stand out," Pelham says, then adds that they don't get it right every time.

116. If you want suiting that makes you to stand out and look like a gentleman, you'll find a double-breasted suit to be the best choice.

117. Here, dune evening primrose flowers stand out in a sea of purple desert sand verbena .

118. Character is what makes one man stand out more prominently than another.

119. With too many sites competing for attention, those with the best three-dimensional graphics should stand out.

120. In Trumbull's historical pictures, the chief figures stand out in bold relief.