They're not an organization in the sense we know.
It's the same in the sense that it's pressure on the nerve.
Technology, in the sense of the latest and greatest Web development technologies will not be stressed.
It was analysis in the sense of Plato, who opposed to synthesis.
attending primary can also mean first in the sense of basic or fundamental:
Placebos are effective medications in the sense that people who believe in their efficacy often get better.
I hear the midnight laughter again, and hastily break off this train of thought to look at the small green insects still on the paper.
A Latin term meaning" of authors", often given to indicate that a name is used in the sense of a number of subsequent authors and not in its( different) sense as established by the original author.
” Corruption” not in the sense that representatives are bribed.
Standing markets, as in the "Three Kingdoms" in the sense that in troubled times.
Some still call the ocean a bank, though no longer in the sense of limitless cash.
The term bhakti, in the sense of devotion to a personal god, appears in the Bhagavadgita and the Svetasvatara Upanishad.
In the view of psychology, reasonable and suitable statements and actions result in the sense of honor, while mistakes in ones statements and actions result in the sense of disgrace.
But they are, of course, equivalent in the sense that they arise from the same set of equations.
rotation in the sense of counter turn
Not in the sense of invented dialogue or fictional scenes.
The study of properties of a kind of matrix in the sense of minimax algebra;
This water has been used, but not in the sense of rendered incapable of further use.
Globalization has brought us closer together in the sense that we are all affected by each other's actions, but not in the sense that we all share the benefits and the burdens.
The real meaning of legal order's unity is a consistency in the sense of value judging and axiom.
Add in the sense of shade, metals are reflective, therefore have stronger sense of light and dark.
The core of responsibility lies in the sense of responsibility and doing every little thing well.
The greatness in the sense of human nature is universal and will win the respect of people of all nationalities.
In a sense, failures are expected — at least in the sense we have specifically checked.
The word cast is used in the sense of "casting into a mold.
"Static" is used here in the sense of "in a fixed location" (although it's also in RAM).
The world is not entirely in the sense of space, but more in the sense of time.
Markets may be efficient in a narrow sense but not in the sense of allocating capital to its most productive use.
It's arrogant in the sense that we think that we are best, and therefore we have the universal measure.
This gives rise to Hai people in the sense of psychological culture rather than household registration.
It is transient in the sense that it exists only during the running of the process.
Corruption "not in the sense that representatives are bribed."
It was dark, but in a good sense — in the sense that it shed light on human nature and our human social element.
The optimality conditions of (super)-efficient solution of set-valued optimization problems are presented in the sense of generalized gradient.
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