| By the standards, ethics and moral code of the time, they were behaving normally. |
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| Hardcoded types are to generic code what magic constants are to regular code. |
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| Does this country possess the courage to affirm a common code of principles, of manners? |
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| After removing the cap layer not covered by the resist layer, a code mask layer is formed over the substrate. |
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| While code requirements are still an issue for emergency power, much of the emphasis has shifted to providing power to certain loads. |
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| He also offered funding towards a code of practice for the macadamia industry, currently being developed by Lismore Council. |
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| The code will supply unrestricted access to the country's inland waterways, including all rivers, canals and lochs. |
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| Influenced by popular discontent with much of the judiciary, Napoleon attempted to write a statutory code that was essentially judge-proof. |
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| Not only had I managed to follow the guard I even figured out what the code was. |
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| She rubbed her temple, trying to figure out the code before her, when she heard a knock at the door. |
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| Because database creation is now part of the purchasing transaction, refusal to give a zip code is a deliberate act of resistance. |
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| Since junk DNA does not code for proteins, mutations can accumulate within it without natural selection weeding them out. |
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| It does nothing except copy a bit of code and has no effect until the box is re-started. |
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| I'm thinking the timeout scheme is too annoying unless my software repository automagically releases code after the timeout period. |
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| Every slave state had its own slave code and body of court decisions. These codes made slavery permanent in these states. |
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| Just because you can code a reverse compiler in your sleep doesn't mean you pay your phone bill on time. |
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| Errors from programming code and malformed html can keep the search engine robots from indexing your web pages. |
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| Civil law and commercial law derive from the French, while the penal code is influenced by the British model. |
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| This code was translated into English and published in a bilingual text in 1989 in the United States. |
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| Miraculously, even the telegraph wires along which Morse code messages once pulsed still dangle in the breeze. |
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| The machine beeped in recognition of the code and the numbers flashed momentarily across the screen. |
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| Games are activated by sending an access code to the company with an Internet connection. |
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| Tests have shown that the canonical code is better than almost all randomly reshuffled codes in this respect. |
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| Punching in the code known only to a very select few, the doors opened with small hiss. |
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| By typing her zip code into the database, she instantly came up with a list of dance studios in her neighborhood. |
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| Valdez could be a Boeing machinist, Microsoft code writer, garment maker or call-center receptionist. |
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| Canada's military played a key role in the D-Day landings, code named Operation Overlord, with about 18,000 troops storming ashore at Juno Beach. |
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| Looking quickly back at the captain I typed my 4-digit code in the box and hit enter. |
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| There's no formal code of behavior, at least none I've been able to fathom. |
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| All military forces require a code of laws and regulations for the maintenance of discipline and good order. |
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| Films about yakuza, or Japanese gangsters, are deeply imbued with a code of honor and feature subtle moral questions. |
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| Also affecting any continuing education curriculum are the various code changes in the works. |
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| Boxes are required to translate the digital binary code back to analog signals for viewing. |
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| It got very boring at times so every now and again Martin would let me read out some of the code and he would type it out. |
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| Indeed if ever there was a case for the open sourcing of program code then this is it. |
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| He took a photograph of Craig then airbrushed out his pacemaker scar and printed a bar code onto his chest. |
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| This process uses a dynamic authentication code that changes each time the contactless card is used based on a unique algorithm. |
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| With compliance to building codes a given, the real question on many projects is whether it is worthwhile to go beyond code requirements. |
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| This success justifies to them the need for having spoken in the code of gestural self-harm. |
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| There is considerable lexical borrowing and linguistic code switching in informal conversation. |
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| I don't want to dismiss the social code entirely, but any true medical fears from backwash are utterly overrated. |
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| A chart showing the details of the Morse code used for transmitting telegraphic messages, invented by Samuel Morse has also been displayed. |
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| We are trying to have a code in school where we maintain good order and discipline. |
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| He encouraged people to look at his program and modify it for their own needs and to send him their code to add to the system. |
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| The code of conduct governing ministers' behaviour was drawn up after a series of scandals involving Tory ministers. |
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| Here, a division of the world in two groups is made, with binary code as a symbol for computer knowledge as the distinguishing characteristic. |
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| Edwards said the code of conduct was sent to parents as a matter of course and was unrelated to Wednesday's match. |
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| After Evan figures out the code to a mysterious paper that Lisa picks up, they head towards mayhem. |
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| The code is specific to this operating system and will not run successfully on other operating systems. |
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| Plug your zip code into a financial calculator and get the most current demographic, income, employment, and real estate figures. |
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| This is so profoundly a part of the military code of behavior that it cannot be over-emphasized. |
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| Browse and add items to your basket, and then enter the voucher code when prompted to take advantage of this discount. |
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| You want to use international settings on your development system so that you remember to bake in the code that adjusts for all these things. |
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| He emphasises a code of ethics for economics, rejects abstract free trade theory, and loathes the trickle-down effect. |
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| A 13-point code of conduct governing all buskers working in Oxford is expected to come into force next month. |
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| The genetic code is the mapping by which nucleotide sequences are translated into amino acid sequences. |
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| The resulting machine code is stored in memory and lost when the interpreter terminates. |
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| Dozens, maybe hundreds of programmers write the source code and then compile the code into a faster machine language or binary version. |
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| The last code segment shows how to reposition the sound source location and the orientation and position of the listener. |
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| Shouldn't a code have at least 4 or 5 different figures to make it really hard to crack? |
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| At the end, he passes out, still adhering admirably to his code of personal courage. |
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| His desire was to establish a code of laws that would automatically result in people behaving virtuously. |
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| The custom code had jumped an air gap at a defence client and infected what should have been a highly secure computer. |
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| This is because the remaining code still contains a vast number of characteristic features of the iris. |
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| And also, people are allowed to stay within a certain zip code but not move outside of that. |
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| The hair used to conform to the colour code but it has broken out in steely grey. |
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| The drafters of the 1712 slave code pursued such goals when writing the preamble of the first comprehensive slave code enacted in South Carolina. |
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| In many cases, it has become a code word for abdicating the responsibilities of political leadership. |
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| Adding guard bands around the main station pointer variables, plus code to check for intrusion into those guard bands. |
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| Wouldn't it be nice to be able to leave some code in your web site to tell the search engine spider crawlers to make your site number one? |
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| A dress code had been in operation at the pub for eight years banning tracksuits, runners and football jerseys specifically. |
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| If the malware inside this ZIP file is opened, the Trojan may attempt to download more malicious code from a pre-programmed list of websites. |
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| To enter, you must scan the ticket bar code across a sterile machine while a human quality assures the process. |
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| Some microwaves are being designed to read a bar code that will be printed on the side of the package and cook it automatically. |
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| But by running for and taking the mantle of chief justice, Moore accepted the code of ethics that came with the job. |
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| He is perhaps best known for playing a role in the development of the ASCII code for representing English characters as numbers. |
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| The penal code does not criminalize such conduct, and would be clearly unconstitutional if it did. |
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| In many states, there is a criminal code which tabulates criminal offences. |
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| A mobile phone or PDA with a bar-code reader would simply scan the object's code to download any relevant information. |
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| She took a hairpin out of ponytail and pried off a tile on the wall with it, revealing a small code pad. |
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| He also points out that although schools must meet the building code standards for air quality, that doesn't necessarily mean today's codes. |
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| Each competing project constantly brings its own improvements to the globally shared code base. |
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| He proposed a dress code that would ban any display of cleavage, thighs, backs, shoulders and midriffs. |
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| Many locals dress in period costume to set the tone for the afternoon, but the dress code is informal, so no one needs to feel pressured. |
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| The optimized change file may be inserted into the object code on a real-time basis. |
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| They are commonly represented by a single letter code where the index represents the absorption maximum. |
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| And it would also revise its code of practice on how students' grades related to the marks they score in their exams. |
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| Unfortunately, she needed a code to work the controls, and her spies had failed to gather that particular piece of information. |
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| It probably comes down to a single line of code somewhere with a teensy tiny almost insignificant bug in it. |
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| The most controversial part of the code regulates the mandatory third-party liability motor insurance. |
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| During an initialization phase, an access code is stored in a memory of a computer system. |
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| Malvertisements lurk behind banner ads and videos, delivering hidden code via ad networks to consumers and business users browsing the Web. |
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| The dress code is white tie and diamonds, so the Beckhams will have a chance to show off a few of their prized rocks. |
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| Businesses in the U. S. can download a QR code that's unique to their business, directly from their dashboard page. |
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| The problem I have with the IRS is that the tax code is so wretchedly complicated that the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing. |
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| It contains an unchecked buffer in the part of its code which deals with handshakes when connecting to SMTP server. |
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| His speech was precise, his mind analytical and his code of conduct above reproach. |
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| The cost of Windows without IE would also have to be reduced in proportion the reduction in binary code size. |
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| In England the road traffic code system is much the same as here, if you stay away from the motorways and travel the country roads. |
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| A speech signal is encoded using code excited linear prediction for use in transmitting the speech signal to a receiver. |
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| This went to a dispensing pharmacist, together with a sequential alphanumerical code list. |
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| My genetic code has been perfected by an intricate adiabatic process over ten decades, and I am practically immortal. |
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| Yes, like a supermarket scanner reads the bar code on a bag of potato chips. |
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| He eventually figures out the code when he absent-mindedly reads the general's doodling on a pad. |
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| Additionally, a laser that reads a two-dimensional bar code placed on the device could be used to track the item. |
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| A noble, obdurate of his usual code of conduct, stumbled in a panic fuelled frenzy of blind groping and misplaced steps. |
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| For one thing, it means that we can have different codes of morality, one code for the public self, the other for the private self. |
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| Entering a zip code will return a list of destinations with recommendations for accommodations, dining and attractions. |
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| Cryptography is the enciphering and deciphering of messages in secret code or cipher. |
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| Enter your zip code to find out who's running for offices on your ballot and where the candidates stand on issues. |
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| In other words, it is possible for the profiling code to overshadow or obscure a performance problem. |
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| The ombudsman criticised the school for breaking strict admissions rules set out in the code of practice on comprehensive admissions. |
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| My only complaint is that the bouncers seem to get a little picky on the dress code now and then. |
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| She is pushing for changes in the penal code for rape and violence against women. |
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| The Animals Act 1971 abolished the scienter action and replaced it with a statutory code of strict liability. |
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| Central to its operation is an agreed code of conduct, which, together with other by-laws, all members agree to abide by. |
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| The prejudging judgment might be as broad as the spoken English language, or the dictionary, or some other code or convention. |
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| The system electronically assigns a unique, tamper-proof authorization code to individual surety bonds. |
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| So most of the MAPI properties programmers tag wind up as binary code they would not recognize. |
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| In turn, adults' choice of code varied by the language frame provided by the classroom teacher or school representative. |
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| There is no supreme code of behavior that dictates who I have to be nice to. |
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| If you code your medicines, be sure these identifications are included on any medicine record you use. |
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| The fault here lies in the code that generates the warning message when a particular error condition associated with digital signatures occurs. |
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| As such, he confounds modern-day screamers on both the left and the right for whom the warrior code is unintelligible. |
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| Hackers allegedly captured the code by using key loggers that they installed on company computers. |
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| There's no secret code or literary illusion, there's just his own mad thoughts on a page. |
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| Working on the 13.56 MHz frequency, a radio wave ricochets off the chip, picking up a code that identifies the bearer. |
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| Allen said the current code could allow an institution to recuperate some losses in revenue for whatever plays out. |
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| This means that they allow the analyst to code text while working at the computer and to retrieve the coded text. |
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| I stumbled up the boarding ramp and entered the code sequence that would open the main hatch for me. |
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| For example, someone could scan a code posted on a bus stop with their phone to quickly look up a web page showing when the next bus is due. |
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| A code was introduced for large challenge events requiring organisers to provide marshals and toilets but this is unenforceable. |
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| Jump on in and grab yourself a code and join in with the rest of the banana benders of the north. |
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| The moral code of the laity rigorously condemns adultery on the part of a woman. |
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| In recapping these observations then, I've found there is an optimum time to teach children the letter sounds, the basic code needed for reading. |
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| The primary source of regulations was the slave code decreed by Spanish governor Don Miguel de la Torre on 12 August 1826. |
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| We may find that some religious augmentation of a school's dress code is not obtrusive, while others violently blare forth! |
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| The slave code adopted in 1798 and modified from time to time presented in considerable detail the legal aspects of slavery in the state. |
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| Currently, the tax code encourages firms to retain earnings and remit income to shareholders through share repurchases. |
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| A Scotland on Sunday survey of adoption of the code in city centre pubs painted a mixed picture. |
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| Use code HRL15 in the promo field of the shopping basket and click update, the discount will then be applied. |
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| For example, some viruses infect executable code in the boot sector of floppy disks or in system areas of hard drives. |
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| After all, at conception, the fertilized egg has all the information necessary to code for your physical potential. |
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| In terms of simple military success, Achilles is 'the best of the Achaeans', or Greeks, but he takes the heroic code of honour to extremes. |
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| Using this drag-and-drop methodology, users can create program code with minimal user input or understanding. |
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| The trick, of course, would be inserting the rogue code into the host program in the first place. |
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| They never got to the end, though, because they never figured out the last code to open the 7 gates. |
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| The problem is that code developed under different licences all gets mixed together in implementations, producing a legal quagmire. |
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| The man rapidly typed a code into a security system and a loud buzzing sound signaled the door's release. |
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| Millions of lines of software code are involved, and we haven't even gotten to matters like billing and maintenance. |
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| We had to program in assembly code and call a play routine every vertical blank. |
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| Merina Salandy-Brown, a media consultant who worked with the BBC for 18 years, said the draft code was reactive rather than proactive. |
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| He adds that progress on debugging code is a tad slow, pointing to threads you can find on this bulletin board. |
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| The code then downloads spyware programs to surfers' PCs, including one that steals credit card numbers and other forms of financial information. |
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| It only works if you're already infected with an extractor that reads the code out of the images. |
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| Hackers gain secret control of the computers by sending e-mail viruses and worms or by planting software code on web sites. |
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| The answer is 609,000 and this is the number of lines of code in the software for the computers and avionics systems. |
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| Under ultra-violet light it glows and the DNA code can be read under a microscope. |
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| The suggestion seems to be that they offer him a sense of family and belonging, and that he identifies with their dubious code of loyalty. |
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| Chandelor wanted his so-called knights to have honor, a moral code of ethics, things with which tradition would expect. |
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| The authorities obviously want to continue to maintain the code of secrecy of all the corruption perpetrated. |
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| There is no written code of conduct for these venues, although each one will have a slightly different unwritten code of behavior. |
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| I was one of two writers invited by the commission on culture and sport to help an ad hoc committee put into words a new code of practice. |
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| The gentlemen's code also served to limit aggressive behavior after the battle. |
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| They believe these activities may violate their code of conduct and bring shame upon them. |
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| Use of these drugs is routinely equated with socially degraded status and participation in activities indicative of the code of the streets. |
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| Instead, the real issue is getting golf's expanding legions of fans to adhere to a time-honored code of behavior. |
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| Utmost secrecy was the dictator's code of practice and few witnesses survived to testify about his daily life. |
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| He had never entered the lottery before and he had assumed that his entry form would be stamped with a code of some sort. |
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| In fact, among surfers there's a fairly rigid code of beach behavior, which includes a strict pecking order. |
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| Sir, my research indicates that there is no code of dress prescribed or agreed upon for attorneys appearing in the magistrates court. |
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| A sly and sophisticated writer, he could always get around the code of silence with indirection. |
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| The Government has laid out its ideas for a proposed voluntary code to govern how communication firms handle calls, e-mails and web access. |
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| Up until now, lenders, brokers and intermediaries in the industry adhered to a voluntary code of conduct. |
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| When we code a computer program, we do not rewrite the entire thing every time something fails to work. |
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| Workers replaced the windows, cleaned the brick and brought the building up to code with ramps and elevators. |
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| You will probably have to bring the home up to code if you undertake a remodeling. |
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| Officials asked the university senate to enforce a historic dress code barring all forms of dress apart from traditional white ties and suits. |
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| When the crowd barracked him and he told them to shut up, the umpire, Bruno Rebeuh, issued a code violation, which really got Tarango going. |
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| The required counterpart in code will be some mechanism for taking control of the machine in question, remotely. |
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| The videotapes were dubbed onto tape with a visible time code with resolution to the frame. |
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| Some tools help create code, some help debug code and some help reverse engineer code that's been dumped in your lap. |
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| There's a URL encoded in the QR code that a new mobile phone application first decodes then launches the browser in your mobile to find. |
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| When the user is building a trail, he names it, inserts the name in his code book, and taps it out on his keyboard. |
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| The electrical surge's frequency was tapped out via Morse code and then transformed into a vibration that eventually came out as sound. |
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| The magazine sent us the access code to view its upcoming issue, which I believe will hit the news-stands on Tuesday. |
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| It was an act of rebellion against the rigid strictures of both the contemporary social mores and the strict code of ballet. |
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| He's an amnesiac found left for dead with two bullet holes in his back and a tiny flashlight that reveals the code to a safe deposit box. |
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| The document is now code and the code is now simply one window among others. |
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| Now you simply write the code as you would normally, and things will work transactionally. |
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| The code of ethics falls short of the expectations of many because there are no clear-cut penalties stated for recalcitrant legislators. |
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| The language's highly flexible syntax and concise regular expression operators, make densely written PERL code indecipherable to the uninitiated. |
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| Such examples are, I grant you, hardly within the bounds of the unspoken gentlemanly code of the angler. |
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| We have a business casual dress code at my office, which means collared shirts without a tie. |
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| Simply press a button and a red laser reads the bar code of the desired item. |
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| Costs to maintain existing equipment and code will begin to cost more than buying new systems. |
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| Linux is a gift culture, where numerous programmers and maintainers contribute code for all to have. |
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| The code above finds the reciprocal value of the contents of an integer variable. |
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| The slim rectangular bars pulsed with a regular, orderly beat, like a message in code or a stuttering horizon line. |
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| If a gene on the Y chromosome mutates, that piece of the male genetic code may disappear. |
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| Richardson pits this code explicitly against Matilda's nefarious campaign to sign Gerald on as her personal mercenary. |
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| The latter is a chance for the artists to flex their iconic muscle, using manga's sophisticated visual code to mime new heights of emotion. |
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| Based on this information, the software creates an alphanumeric code and transmits this code to Symantec through the internet. |
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| In the code of the Satyagrahi, there is no such thing as surrender to brute force. |
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| It would be interesting to get data on how widespread the practice of parallel source code trees is outside the Linux project. |
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| The vendor continues to provide the source code with its products, for users that don't mind doing some programming. |
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| Thus you either change the new code, or try and kludge the old code, or hack around the old code with a whole new bit. |
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| He said there could and should be safeguards to prevent anyone tampering with their computer code before and after voting. |
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| This has given rise to the view that the legal code is biased against women and the poor. |
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| Then they'd park and write new code to make improvements, redesigning the system on the spot. |
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| Bushido, the code of the samurai warrior, was the creed of the Japanese soldiers. |
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| When a victim browses the site, the code redirects them to one of two sites, most often to another server in Russia. |
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| Malicious iframe code is deliberately used in some decoy websites and banner ads to cause these redirects. |
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| A reduction in programming errors and increased reliability are additional benefits reaped by using a common code base. |
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| The dress code may sound outmoded and overly strict but most racegoers enjoy dressing up for what is always a very special occasion. |
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| He turned his wrist over and revealed a series of code symbols marked on his arm. |
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| He is given the benefit of some wisdom and a bedrock code of behavior, which prevent him from being a mindless cutout. |
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| Information used to code the injury is obtained from surgical findings or diagnostic workups. |
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| Some basic laws, such as the Queensland criminal code and mining laws, were re-enacted in Port Moresby. |
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| The service code runs every two minutes and checks the job queue if there's anything that is overdue and needs to be executed. |
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| Both were encoded using the same initial 12 letter code indicator, but the second message corrected punctuation in the first. |
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| Private banks also open accounts under code names and will, when asked, refer to clients by code names or encode account transactions. |
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| Experts differ on whether the primary focus for security should source code or binary code. |
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| They are pushing for a draft amendment to the code of criminal procedure that would curtail prosecutorial powers. |
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| Most were in Arabic, but some were in French, Farsi, English or Malay, written in an elliptical and evolving system of code words. |
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| The current penal code provides for up to two years imprisonment in the case of illicit import and export of transplantable material. |
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| The format options tell Vim that we want to automatically wrap comments but don't want code wrapped. |
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| Unfortunately you are associated with a Prime Minister whose moral code reflects badly on all the members of his government. |
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| Some offer free code translators online and some offer version that can be used offline. |
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| An automatic translator was used to migrate most of the assembly code into C code. |
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| I applaud both the concept of a code of ethics by which industry members are bound, and the revamping of the disciplinary process. |
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| Do you really want the legal ramifications of a line of code hindering game development? |
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| Not all of the techniques will work cross-browser without some CSS hacks, and some of the hacks will cause your code to be invalid. |
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| It speaks of jousts, tournaments, wizards, falconry, enchantresses, damsels in distress, wars, quests, and the code of chivalry. |
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| The Institute closed its bar during rag week last year and has developed a code of practice for all drinks-related activity on campus. |
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| Nowadays, this code might contain DNA sequencing and the genetic map of a complex organism such as the human body. |
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| This trade body has a code of practice for members to adhere to, but it is a toothless watchdog with limited powers. |
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| Enthusiastic hackers unpicked the code and used it to write versions of their own. |
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| Synchronous applications have a regular structure, and in general, are the simplest to code and parallelize. |
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| To be worthy of that love, he adopted a strict code of moral conduct. |
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| Section 31 required that the code should not be issued unless a draft had been laid before and approved by a resolution of each House of Parliament. |
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| Highly proficient programmers can write machine code programs that can be sent across a data stream into a Web browser or other communications program. |
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| The database schema needs to be developed in tandem with pseudocode, so that you don't wind up with orphaned code or database calls that are excessively resource-intensive. |
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| Some optimizations reduce the size of the resulting machine code, while others try to create code that is faster, potentially increasing its size. |
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| So, I wrote my own little code snippet that grabbed the URL, split on the question mark and then split the second element of that array on ampersands. |
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| A case tribunal which adjudicates on any matter must decide whether or not any person has failed to comply with the code of conduct of the relevant authority concerned. |
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| Parents with prams and people with disabilities fed up with advertising boards getting in their way could be offered relief by a new code of conduct to regularise signs. |
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| Future calls to the method will execute the machine code directly. |
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| When Marlowe needed to crack the code of an encrypted address book in The Big Sleep, he cracks open a bottle of whiskey and fixes up some hot toddies. |
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| Problems in the way this was implemented in Internet Explorer left the door open for hackers to easily trick users into running malicious code on their machines. |
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| Code Morphing turns binary code into an undecipherable mess that is not similar to normal compiled code, and completely hides execution logic of the protected code. |
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| In themselves, electronic texts have no materiality, existing as patterns of binary code stored on floppy disks, CD-ROMs, hard drives, zip drives or Internet servers. |
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| As some of you may know, the source code was leaked before launch, so Valve is re-writing portions of it to address the potential problems of front-end hacks. |
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| Execshield also randomizes the memory address of a program stack to make it harder for malicious code to know where to gain entry into the program. |
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| Eventually Congress learned the NSA was also snooping on U.S. citizens through programs code named Minaret and shamrock. |
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| Nuclear jargon has evolved into a code that is indecipherable to the layman. |
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| The S-bit is applied to code that needs to be secure, and a separate portion of an ARM processor monitors and identifies data tagged with an S-bit. |
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| The code dictated concepts such as loyalty, honor and virtue. |
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| The little tags can transmit an electronic product code to a wireless receiver, speeding up scanning, and making the inventory process almost automatic. |
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| The new radios transmit a code that can immediately be traced to the user. |
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| So, you're my replacement and you get my code number, capeesh? |
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| In simple terms, the new code will create transparency in the process. |
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| According to the code model, a communicator encodes her intended message into a signal, which is decoded by the audience using an identical copy of the code. |
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| Today, when we think of telegraphs we think of electric telegraphs, we think of wires and Morse code and dots and dashes and telegrams and that sort of thing. |
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| A tax code is a way of dividing this tax-free income over the whole year. |
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| And if they can break the code on even one message, we're sunk. |
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| It was in her language, it was just a different code to the written words. |
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| More derivative software based on the company's code is likely soon. |
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| Faye is so devoted to Don that she defies her ethical code in order to put him into contact with potential new clients. |
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| However, this code will change the structure of the document tree. |
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| This porting effort could be as simple as a recompile, link and run, or it could require changing some assembler code from one platform to another. |
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| Several newspapers last week displayed a lack of taste and discretion which was, frankly, ghoulish and surely contravened two clauses of the editors' code of practice. |
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| Under a process known as vector quantisation, tiny blocks of images are placed in the videophone as code and then assembled together by the software. |
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| Bergdahl dialed out, leaned into the desk, and spoke to his contacts in code names and a clipped military shorthand. |
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| The code can easily be adapted to do anything from collecting security passwords to wiping a computer's hard drive within seven seconds of activation. |
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| The hacker code that pulled and published millions was retrieving numbers at a rate of 1,500 each minute. |
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| I finally think I know where the best place to put database access code is, the best way to use ADO to get recordsets, the best way to separate HTML and code, etc. |
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| One possibility will be to use compilers to optimise code for a superscalar implementation instead of having the processor work out how to optimise the instruction stream. |
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| So, guys and gals enjoy the new dress code for better or worse! |
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| As he turned to leave under the withering gaze of his disappointed superiors, it was discovered that he had not received the decryption code that accompanied the exercise. |
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| The numbers which accompany the letters in your code represent the actual amount of allowance you have, in other words tax free income, before you have to pay tax. |
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| Most employers impose a dress code to keep things professional around the office. |
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| But a dress code in and of itself, when it is equally enforced and applied to all students, still serves an important purpose. |
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| With all the recent work involving the genetic code and bioengineering, will future generations be able to sue their ancestors for passing on inferior genes? |
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| She muttered to herself and swam slowly over to the wall control panel, tapping in the correct key code on the fluorescent buttons to make the water vanish. |
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| When you besiege a city by an army, you're just making them integrate together, and there will be a code of warriors trying to fight for their lives, which is wrong. |
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| It took us about six months to develop a good code that we all understood. |
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| And if you are going to copy my layout, please remove any code which confuses blogstats, the thing which tells me who my loyal and devoted fan base is. |
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| I first wondered if the time code was missing from the videotape. |
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| A woman sits at a telegraph key and rattles Morse code along a wire. |
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| Santa Barbara has a strict planning code that forces architects and developers to use a Spanish style of construction, and prohibits any building of more than two storeys. |
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| They have their own code of morals and honor, just like anyone else. |
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| The boy turned towards the door on the left wall and ran the bar code that was stamped on the bottom of the ticket under a box-like thing that jutted out of the wall. |
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| While today we may disagree with some of the wording or even the concepts in this early code of ethics, few would disagree with its intent or its essence. |
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| There is hardware support for position independent code and secure operation though privileged modes that prevent user programs from corrupting the operating system kernel. |
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| The ultimate expression of the code is dependent on the specific biotic and abiotic environment in which cells and organs find themselves as they develop and grow. |
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| For more than 1,000 years composers have undertaken to write down their most direct experiences and directions in the code books we call musical scores. |
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| Providers, suppliers, and manufacturers need to pay special attention to code revisions, additions and deletions, and reinstatement of some previously deleted codes. |
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| While a code of secrecy applies, there also exists a pool of top homeowners willing to sell their properties if the price is right, even though they are not on the market. |
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| They could access the underlying code and tweak the program at will. |
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