| For example, the police may not, unless invited, enter a person's premises without a search warrant. |
|
| Diseases, as well as a person's constitution, are also categorized in this way. |
|
| Advances in knowledge also indicate that a person's genetic constitution influences the risk of cancer after irradiation. |
|
| So how can she suddenly call foul play, just because she has second thoughts about the person's intentions? |
|
| Each person's abilities are measured against the job requirements and expected tasks. |
|
| The public key encrypts the information as it's sent from a person's computer to the merchant, and a private key decrypts the information. |
|
| What excites a person sexually is as distinct as that person's fingerprints. |
|
| The thyroid releases too much of the hormone thyroxine, which increases the person's basal metabolic rate. |
|
| Seven per cent confessed to assuming another person's identity through forging their signature on letters or cheques. |
|
| Freud describes the melancholic person's relationship to the lost object, which is preserved via the process of identification. |
|
| Each knew the other's gifts, each took care not to trespass on the other person's turf. |
|
| The sidebar has a list of the people displayed on the map, clicking on the username brings you to the person's profile. |
|
| The natal chart is a static chart created for the exact moment of the person's birth. |
|
| Though I guess one person's compilation is another's party tape and another person's DJ showreel. |
|
| That is, a person's income does not vary by mode unless it is defined as net of modal costs. |
|
| One condition that may plausibly contribute to a person's quality of life or good life is his or her physical mobility. |
|
| I only got frustrated being on set, because no director likes being on another person's set. |
|
| This new dynamic choice will profoundly affect the person's life not only interiorly, but also exteriorly. |
|
| Pipe bombs and plastic explosive can both be quite small and easily concealed on a person's body or in a bag, he added. |
|
| Marriage is the most important stage in a person's life, marking the official transition to adulthood. |
|
|
|
| The heart houses the shen, or spirits, and the shen's presence radiates and shines from a person's eyes and face. |
|
| You can also fill this person's basket with organic chocolate cookies, biscotti, chocolate bars and hot cocoa. |
|
| She put each front paw on the person's shoulders and her back paws on the person's hips. |
|
| After death, the dead person's face is covered with a handkerchief and the big toes are tied together. |
|
| Built-in computers analyze the person's heart rhythm and interpret the rhythms that require defibrillation shocks. |
|
| Also available is an online shopping service that lists recommended foods based on a person's medical history. |
|
| In such a case, it is a great mitzvah for a Jew to donate organs to save another person's life. |
|
| Perhaps of even more concern, these stereotypes may lead people to misread or misinterpret another person's emotions. |
|
| Many, if not most, complaints about misquotes, I believe, stem from a person's remarks being taken out of context. |
|
| So, we have adequate reason to interpret a person's continued voluntary residence as a form of consenting to abide by the laws of the state. |
|
| Steele stressed that the task did not measure a person's level of intellectual ability. |
|
| This is much more of a hot and filling working person's lunch, and although it's not the hottest curry in the world, it's balanced and tasty. |
|
| Some scientist fear a buildup of such materials would eventually sabotage a person's ability to fight off infection. |
|
| Five splashes of Tabasco were added to each person's plate, increasing the piquancy of the already spicy chili. |
|
| We thought gender might be important or age or whether a person's belly button is an innie or an outie. |
|
| Gender of itself has no bearing on a person's innermost desire for liberty and to reach their fullest potential possible. |
|
| Perception of the other person's body as a physical object is an abstraction from this concrete experience of the other person. |
|
| Religion can inform every aspect of a person's life, including politics, and this, I think, is not a bad thing. |
|
| What it means is that they can't find a convenient pigeonhole in which to place this person's work. |
|
| It is, apparently, now possible to infer the colour of a person's skin from their typing. |
|
|
|
| For this reason, the ancient physiognomists looked at the study of the eyes as a fundamental task to ascertain or describe a person's character. |
|
| It was very rude and inconsiderate to assume such a thing about a person's parent. |
|
| For decades, taste researchers have used a chemical called phenylthiocarbamide to assay a person's capability to sense a bitter taste. |
|
| A defamatory statement is one which impugns another person's reputation or adversely affects his or her standing in the community. |
|
| Western influence has made Chinese people feel that it is impolite to ask a person's age. |
|
| We now have the ability to isolate those cells in a person's body that are necessary to generate an immune response. |
|
| The fact that Annie doesn't have a zoom lens meant that she had to invade that person's personal space to get the detail she required. |
|
| When a person dies without a will, Texas statutes determine who inherits that person's property. |
|
| The point in perpetuating a person's memory is that he or she might otherwise be forgotten. |
|
| A person's answer to these questions will be their cognitional theory, their epistemology, and their metaphysics. |
|
| Philosophers have long held that a person's percepts are necessarily private and inaccessible to anyone else. |
|
| The law states that photographs on Italian identity cards must show a person's features clearly. |
|
| The problem is and has always been the difficulty in actually identifying a young person's age. |
|
| It does not tell us why or how a particular want can have, among all of a person's desires, the special property of being peculiarly his own. |
|
| Addressing someone formally also entails using the person's full name and patronymic. |
|
| A frequent complication of symptom progression is the person's ongoing need to adjust to evolving functional losses that accompany syringomyelia. |
|
| The real test of a person's civility is the way they treat those who have less power and status than they do. |
|
| Fights were sometimes orchestrated under false pretences, so that inmates could swipe and pilfer a target person's store items. |
|
| A chronological resume provides a clearer picture of a person's past achievements, they say. |
|
| Thus a person's chosen lawyer may be ill or engaged elsewhere or conflicted out. |
|
|
|
| Much more commonly, genes are believed only to contribute to a person's susceptibility to the disease. |
|
| Then research showed that a severe sunburn or continuously tanned skin increases a person's chance of developing skin cancer. |
|
| He was above all a holy man, but holiness is primarily about a person's relationship to God. |
|
| Oddly enough, you sometimes overlook important details or fail completely to see and understand the other person's point of view. |
|
| A person's heart rate is also checked every seven minutes to ensure the person is not overdoing it. |
|
| For them, a person's right to life is clearly subsidiary to the maintenance of judicial power and the idea of procedural justice. |
|
| A person's processes are psychologically channelized by the way in which he anticipates events. |
|
| There has been a lot said lately about a person's outward appearance being a true reflection of the inner being. |
|
| He, who commits chance-medley, shall fly his country for a year, till satisfaction be made to the dead person's kindred. |
|
| Uncontrolled postoperative pain can affect a person's life long alter the surgical incision is healed. |
|
| I have a less ossified view of culture, one that sees it as not fixed in a person's or nation's history, but as a fluid, ongoing process. |
|
| They conclude that a person's sexual orientation is determined before birth. |
|
| And since people are different heights, shouldn't shorts be hemmed so that the shorts appear in proportion to the person's height? |
|
| Laughlin had stopped caring about money centuries ago, when he'd struck oil and became rich beyond any person's wildest dreams. |
|
| Steroids given orally are ineffective in treating optic neuritis and may actually increase a person's risk for future attacks. |
|
| The upper line that runs across the base of the fingers is the heart line which reveals tragedies in a person's lifetime if broken. |
|
| The chip, which is attached to the person's trainer, would scrap the need for stopwatches and ensure the 13-mile run goes smoothly. |
|
| They believe that this is the place where a person's spirit comes after death and departs to their enternal home of Hawaiki. |
|
| The variety of style is probably too wide for one person's taste, but the quality remains high. |
|
| This is a sticky issue because one person's advertisement is another person's junk mail. |
|
|
|
| Given the state of their drinking water, anything that offered a little sterilisation could add a few years to a person's life. |
|
| If you find that the foreign object is embedded in the eyeball, cover the person's eye with a sterile pad or a clean cloth. |
|
| Where hards form part of a name they often do so in combination with an adjective or a person's name. |
|
| It is not a far cry from thinking a person is beneath one's station to thinking a person's function is beneath one's station. |
|
| A major problem faced in studies of a complex trait such as handedness concerns the criteria used to define a person's handedness. |
|
| This provides for all religious observances including fasting and Hajj to occur in all seasons during a person's life. |
|
| They penetrate every nook and cranny of a person's existence, hallowing even the lowliest acts and elevating them to a service to God. |
|
| They release tiny hairs which can cause a severe rash if they come into contact with a person's skin. |
|
| The prevention of war, in the nuclear age, must be a central purpose of every person's life. |
|
| We know now that the length of the year is changing in the sixth decimal place over a person's lifetime. |
|
| You see, just when you think your family has got it bad, you compare it to another person's family and you think you have a pretty sane bunch. |
|
| Eagleton says that opinion, appetite or inclinations are notions of individual desire that become a person's subjectivity. |
|
| Thus the reasons for and the purpose behind a person's detention are all-important. |
|
| They still judge a person's physical appearance which is neither safe nor reliable. |
|
| One person's hamming up is another man's dramatic device and yet another man's way of getting the thing paid for and distributed. |
|
| Butter cut into cubes or squares may also be served on an individual butter dish placed at each person's place before the meal is served. |
|
| Women could not gauge other, non-physical factors, such as the person's charisma, from the picture. |
|
| He was booked on suspicion of making threats with intent to terrorize and on suspicion of interfering with a person's civil rights. |
|
| Hall is fascinated with the ordinary person's philosophy of life and society, and his songs display sympathy for eccentrics and non-conformists. |
|
| He also added that if someone was smashing thousands of bulbs into a garbage bin then mercury levels in that person's blood would go up. |
|
|
|
| This addition to weaponry technology could seek out its quarry by detecting the heat traces produced by a person's body. |
|
| Normally the operator kept an account of the person's name and amount owed and expected payment every two to four weeks. |
|
| They claim that all the money is accounted for because company employees always assist the dead person's relatives. |
|
| In assessing financial needs, a court will have regard to a person's age, health and accustomed standard of living. |
|
| An early prototype of the tablet was setup for sharing between family members where each person's customizations would be saved. |
|
| Then, as life goes on, you learn to understand and accept that person's faults and weaknesses. |
|
| Insurance companies can no longer refuse quotations because of a person's age alone. |
|
| Interpreting a person's life from journals left behind is a dangerously misguided exercise. |
|
| As I approach 26, my young person's railcard will soon be but a distant memory. |
|
| The judoist has no time to allow himself a margin for error, especially in a situation upon which his or another person's very life depends. |
|
| I fully understand that person's fears but the wider picture is kinda scary don't you think? |
|
| Ancient Egyptians believed that death occurs when a person's ka, leaves the body. |
|
| Anti-social behaviour can sour every aspect of a person's life, spoiling the peace in what should be the ultimate sanctuary of their own home. |
|
| There is evidence to suggest that aerobic exercise can improve some aspects of a person's quality of life. |
|
| I do not remember the last time I was so viscerally affected by a literary account of another person's experience. |
|
| Role-responsibility refers to the performance or fulfillment of the duties attached to a person's social role. |
|
| I like London, particularly now that I can travel about it free with my old person's Freedom Pass. |
|
| Excluding an individual on the basis of marital status or sexual orientation is an affront to that person's dignity. |
|
| The obvious appeal of the portrait is the notion that a person's pilot light remains aflame even in the darkest of times. |
|
| Now, who am I to remark on one person's habit when my own recycling bin is overflowing with Pepsi cans? |
|
|
|
| This is not just the obvious ageing person's whinge because my kids can sort out computer or digital camera problems that baffle me. |
|
| He was also concerned about the concept of the rebbe as it made each community extremely dependent on one person's interpretation of Judaism. |
|
| Examples of abuse include punches, kicks, blows and partial suffocation by placing a rubber gas mask over the person's face. |
|
| It is, however, a return to the form which has given Banks a comfortable niche as the thinking person's science fiction writer. |
|
| A person's BMI is calculated by dividing weight in kilograms by height in meters squared. |
|
| In these situations I've always tried to validate the person's feelings while still pointing out that they aren't necessarily accurate. |
|
| The witnesses should obtain and document the consenting person's name and relationship to the patient. |
|
| A nice covering of skin with a good tone and pinkish cheeks can alter a person's face entirely. |
|
| There should be open cavities at either end to allow room for the next person's thoughts. |
|
| Phishing, the practice of fraudulently obtaining a person's banking details, is by its very nature an irritating phenomenon. |
|
| For example, he may use liposuction to remove a person's love handles then use fat injections to round out the hips and thighs. |
|
| Precise mathematical calculations are worked out and this determines how a person's life is affected. |
|
| The pride of worldly success will not bring any lasting peace and can quite easily destroy a person's soul. |
|
| Psycopaths or sociopaths are not mad, they have personality disorders which cannot be cured as they are ingrained into a person's psyche. |
|
| I'd say that unless you judge a person's work by their status, you need some way of distinguishing worth. |
|
| Personally, I didn't think a person's status as alive was dependent on moral worth. |
|
| If I can change just one person's mind, then my speaking out will have been worthwhile. |
|
| Mr White said fines would continue to be issued regardless of a person's age. |
|
| The days when you could recognise a person's origins by their rich and diverse regional accents are regretfully slipping away. |
|
| It measures a person's mood by examining key features, such as the curve of the lips and the crinkles around the eyes. |
|
|
|
| Many planets of one person's chart fall into the angular houses of the other's natal chart. |
|
| Thus, blogs can function as a teen's diary, a political pundit's soapbox, or even simply as one person's view of the news. |
|
| Further, welfare agencies have used criminal records to determine a person's eligibility for certain social services. |
|
| Nonetheless, a Confucian moral point is made in this tale in that exemplary behaviour is shown to alter a person's character. |
|
| The cream cracker eating competition and bar person's race will both be held in O'Connell Square. |
|
| Agents use this information to assess a person's rental history when considering an application to rent a property. |
|
| The last I knew he was living in the Borders in some psychiatric home or an old person's slightly zany home. |
|
| A person's life in one sense is like a work of art, blending colors, tones, lines, and forms. |
|
| The craggy weather worn face had character and a person's life story was written there. |
|
| I don't think a person's economic bracket ought to be a dating criterion, especially since it isn't causing a problem between the two of us. |
|
| The surgery uses a cool laser beam to reshape the cornea and correct a person's vision. |
|
| The response of this person's partner is to play their highest card in this suit as well. |
|
| These therapies help to annihilate the root cause of ailments and stimulate a person's natural healing power. |
|
| The antibiotics that save one person's life may lead to antibiotic resistance that will harm others. |
|
| The series offers a candid, fascinating look at what factors shape a person's character. |
|
| Posh person's bank Coutts is planning an image revamp in a bid to attract new money. |
|
| There was something about the beauty and simplicity of it that could chip the ice around a person's cold heart. |
|
| In everyday society we do not dwell on a heterosexual person's bedroom habits. |
|
| A person's journey from the cradle to the grave should be filled with joyous revelation, not filibustering and legislation. |
|
| Sometime between 1 and 2pm on April 24, we would come along and one of the criers would do a cry about that person's business in rhyme. |
|
|
|
| The first theme, a lickety-split series of parallel chords hopping up the keyboard, sounds like the giddy mockery of an older person's pomposity. |
|
| I would not recommend using these questions casually, without careful forethought or consideration for the other person's feelings. |
|
| Plaster is poured into the impression to make a lifecast, or perfect replica of the person's face. |
|
| Some healthcare providers indicate that they will archive medical records for a person's lifetime plus seven years. |
|
| Even when you're working from another person's material, you usually write or co-write the script. |
|
| Also, anyone wanting the essential information about a person's background will normally emerge unsatisfied. |
|
| Wound botulism occurs when the bacteria infect a person's wound, and the toxin is produced inside of it. |
|
| Not just a grudge, but a hateful, vindictive, nasty bitterness that I didn't even know existed until this person's name was brought up. |
|
| Because the missing ingredient, the unmarketable bit, is the person's mind. |
|
| Symptoms may be severe enough to seriously affect a person's gait and choice of footgear or activities. |
|
| The waiver is countersigned by a representative of the jurisdictional public health agency of the person's intended U.S. destination. |
|
| Some people pay attention to aptonyms because they appear to provide evidence that a person's name may indicate a person's professional destiny. |
|
| Giving excuses too often undermines a person's reputation by making him seem self-absorbed, unreliable or unknowledgeable. |
|
| Colonization broke the power of the traditional rulers, but social status is still partially determined by a person's family roots. |
|
| Toward the end of the film, one of our villains does something very rotten, and Green takes action that indirectly leads to this person's demise. |
|
| However, the person's conduct must also be considered in context and in the round. |
|
| Each man now had his own take on the world, and a person's storehouse of knowledge and arsenal of techniques were the measure of the man. |
|
| A person's height and riding style set the level and angle of the rowel in relation to the horse's rib cage. |
|
| Influenced behavior is behavior influenced by one's spouse, whereas uninfluenced behavior is behavior caused by a person's own characteristics. |
|
| It also shows a person's ability to govern and fluctuate between rising and falling. |
|
|
|
| For many mystery cults, salvation was to come from a person's association, through a mystical rite, with a hero who had conquered death. |
|
| Counting sponges, sharps, and instruments with the circulating nurse is the scrub person's responsibility. |
|
| Many people speak loosely of others living useless or futile lives, as if a person's worth can be gauged on the basis of his or her activity. |
|
| In some activities, riding another person's coattails is frowned upon, but in cycling the practice, known as slipstreaming, is an art form. |
|
| But times are hard and the place where we work couldn't manage with two people doing one person's job. |
|
| The highs and lows of this person's love life may be difficult for them to handle. |
|
| A person's mental health may be unfavourably affected by excessive pretensions. |
|
| Cancer is a complex multistage process that can take a large proportion of a person's lifespan to develop. |
|
| Reconstructive surgery corrects defects or restores function, while cosmetic surgery enhances or improves a person's normal appearance. |
|
| The law rightly attaches a high value to a person's reputation not only for that individual's sake but also in the wider interests of the public. |
|
| Some people would mulligrub about taking time out to feed another person's cat. |
|
| You might think the miracles necessary for sainthood actually occur in the person's lifetime. |
|
| The color of a person's hair is determined by the amount and distribution of melanin in the cortex of each hair. |
|
| It coordinates and harmonises a person's skills and abilities for the realization of his dreams. |
|
| It's unclear how a Segway makes it easier to stop and talk to people than say a car or bike also resting at a hotel or person's house. |
|
| What's much safer is an autologous transplant where a person's own stem cells are harvested either from their blood or bone marrow. |
|
| The satiation of one's immediate physical desires is only a person's only drive when he is incapable of perceiving the suffering of others. |
|
| In a free society, why should anyone stand in the way of another person's transformation from tatterdemalion to goddess? |
|
| If a parent or sibling has panic attacks, a person's risk increases by about sixfold. |
|
| But I have a hunch who tattletaled because that person's call backfired one evening. |
|
|
|
| Then the taxmen will examine the business to see where the person's earnings are sourced and if they are declared for tax. |
|
| After all, there is a famous saying that one person's rights end where another's begin. |
|
| Rather, research suggests that memories are malleable and reconstructed from a person's current remembering context. |
|
| A person's identity is unalike to every different viewer at every different location and situation. |
|
| As you probably know a baker's dozen is thirteen, one more than a normal person's dozen. |
|
| Sometimes it is obvious that one person's behaviour is unacceptable to the other. |
|
| The Bulgarian Orthodox Church could also testify to a person's Bulgarian descent. |
|
| When I offered to trace one person's family for him, he went ballistic and shook his head vigorously. |
|
| A person's membership may be revoked for cause, other than nonpayment of dues, by a two-thirds vote by ballot of the Board of Directors. |
|
| Any attempt to revive the role of the raja would entail strict public screening of the person's integrity and abilities. |
|
| A person's condition in life was marked most of all by their age, gender, and social class. |
|
| A person seeking another person's attention is normally able to quickly assess how interruptible the other person currently is. |
|
| Eventually, thermoelectric components might power cell phones by taking advantage of a person's body heat. |
|
| Take the person's temperature with a thermometer that has been shaken to its lowest point. |
|
| Cromorsky didn't believe in extravagance and so kept his office bare of anything that would make any other person's office more comfortable. |
|
| Interest represents the working person's tribute to the power of money, and gives rise to levels of unearned income far in excess of that suggested by its magnitude. |
|
| His stock-in-trade was to take another person's song and sing along to it. |
|
| Their hypothesis is that watching excessive amounts of television reduces a person's ability to concentrate. |
|
| A person's behavior can be influenced by urges that exist only in the subconscious. |
|
| This had absolutely no effect whatsoever on any person's salary. |
|
|
|
| And the next time you blog, and write personal stuff, you can't help seeing that person's face before your eyes, and thinking, Jeez, he's gonna be reading this! |
|
| Any person who tries to jump the queue by smiling, gesturing or otherwise trying to attract the bar person's attention will receive nothing except a polite smile in reply. |
|
| These memories bear witness not to the importance of financial success for the individual but of a person's existence in a context which affirms and sustains them. |
|
| These concerns are in line with Buddhist karmic theory which asserts that a person's actions in this life will determine the character of his or her future existences. |
|
| The significance of Wolof surnames today, as through history, extends beyond identification to identity, encapsulating a person's entire socio-economic heritage. |
|
| But if one person's channel surfing and the other's disinterested, go right ahead and browse. |
|
| He explained that often recently single people are ashamed of their new status and need help relearning the social scene from a single person's perspective. |
|
| It shows that the lower a person's social status, the more likely he or she is to use a higher percentage of alveolar rather than velar nasal endings. |
|
| Unfortunately, some legal discussions in effect have analogized payment to a piggy bank, where a person's physical money is paid in, possibly mixed, and then extracted. |
|
| The insurance companies could access the information and review the care instantaneously without sending and resending a person's files for review. |
|
| High levels of barium and antimony on a person's hands is a strong indication that they have fired a weapon or have been close to a discharged weapon. |
|
| Despite my stance as an anti-racist, it hadn't occur to me that prospective employers might chuck away a person's details because of their non-English name. |
|
| Also known as aphthous ulcers or aphthous stomatitis, canker sores are small sores that can occur inside a person's mouth, cheeks, lips, throat, or sometimes on the tongue. |
|
| This provides that a person's appropriation of another's property is not to be regarded as dishonest if he believes that he has the right in law to deprive the other of it. |
|
| This linking object unconsciously connects the lost person's image or mental representation with the mourner's corresponding self-image or representation. |
|
| A multiple-bounded regression technique for double-bounded data can be used when each person's responses remain as a row vector in the aggregate response matrix. |
|
| I will never reject, from any consideration personal to myself, the cause of the defenseless or oppressed, or delay any person's cause for lucre or malice. |
|
| The trees will be tagged with the concerned person's name or after the person in whose name it is bought and people can actually visit their trees. |
|
| Future developments could also see new gene-based drugs being tailor-made to a person's individual DNA to make them more effective in combating disease. |
|
| They then gaze at each other, developing empathy for the other, seeing the other person's inner child. |
|
|
|
| The entire process of maturation, from birth to death, is a creative process of choices, each of which can radically change the outcome of a person's life. |
|
| By law, motorists must have at least third-party insurance cover just in case they cause an accident to another person or to another person's property. |
|
| Still, in the final shakedown, it's all but impossible to predict before the event just who and what will catch a particular person's ear and eye. |
|
| The diagnosis of berylliosis is based on the person's history of exposure to beryllium, the symptoms, and characteristic changes on a chest x-ray. |
|
| The idea is that each person's unique biorhythms, inner shifts and moods can be balanced by using plant extracts, medicinal foods and therapies suited to each internal season. |
|
| Teaching and learning should tackle the person's subjective experience of illness as well as the bioscience underpinning its diagnosis and management. |
|
| What is the modality of a person's relationship to others in the group? |
|
| What sort of mouldering growth in a person's brain would make him press send on something like that? |
|
| If the equipment used to do your tattoo or piercing is contaminated with an infected person's blood, you can contract a number of serious blood-borne diseases. |
|
| By the anniversary of a person's death, mourning is complete. |
|
| One of the unfortunate effects of the process is that the person's clothing rarely shrinks with them, thus leaving them to brave a changed world unclad. |
|
| Unlike a painting, a unique imprint of one person's individual brush, these modern bods tend to describe exactly what they want, then get it made. |
|
| However, the Bandra police denied they have registered a missing person's complaint for veena Malik. |
|
| Nevertheless, the undistributed income must be allocated to each partner and reported and tax paid thereon in accordance with each person's particular tax bracket. |
|
| I don't understand how people can be so cruel and unfeeling as to create havoc and distress in another person's life based on nothing but innuendos and rumors. |
|
| If he is acquitted, the accused person's assets are unfrozen. |
|
| At the press conference, Tsai signed a statement promising not to abuse any person's character, smear anyone's reputation or engage in personal attacks. |
|
| The number of times the participant attempted to solve the unsolvable puzzle was used as a measure of the person's persistence or residual frustration level. |
|
| Electromagnetic stimulation can therefore change a person's brainwaves and affect muscular activity, causing painful muscular cramps experienced as torture. |
|
| Most sodium in a person's diet comes from eating processed and prepared foods, such as canned vegetables, soups, luncheon meats, frozen foods and commercial baked goods. |
|
|
|
| Would you be able to release yourself from this person's venomous grip? |
|
| Isn't it customary to ask the person's dancing partner before cutting in? |
|
| According to proponents of the technology, the variations of the human vocal tract ensure that each person's voice is spectographically individual. |
|
| A photograph compares a normal person's lungs with that of a smoker. |
|
| A person's inherent need for sensation is not necessarily obvious in the early stages of a relationship, when love itself is a novelty and carries its own thrills. |
|
| I could remember him talking about how coffee can stain a person's teeth yellow and how he felt like he was too young to have yellow stained teeth. |
|
| The point is, you've torn down the person's sense of self and convinced them that they only way they can succeed at anything is through obedience to authority. |
|
| There appears to be no strong correlation to the person's handedness. |
|
| They are identified by palmists as head lines, heart lines, life lines, and fate or destiny lines, and are alleged to be useful in predicting a person's future. |
|
| Make-up can thus serve to indicate membership in social subcultures, such as Goth or rave culture, or to advertise a person's identity as fashionable or hip. |
|
| This elusive goal requires a deep understanding of the components of speech and of the subtle effects of a person's volume, pitch, timing and emphasis. |
|
| A paraphilia is a condition in which a person's sexual arousal and gratification depend on fantasizing about and engaging in sexual behavior that is atypical and extreme. |
|
| In this sense, the sick person's body is heightened in its individual yet totalized particularity on the primal grounds of the cosmic body, the absolute container. |
|
| When the statute became the first codified copyright law almost 300 years ago authors wanted to make sure their books were not sold under another person's name. |
|
| The 51 mentions of surprise within accounts reflect events that did not coincide with a person's preconceptions, whereas codings for skepticism often portrayed rationality. |
|
| Every perception enters an imaginal file, buds in arrest until swayed by a life-shifting rain or the blight of the news of an unknown person's death. |
|
| When someone has impetigo, the infection can spread to other household members on clothing, towels, and bed linens that have touched the person's infected skin. |
|
| Such sustained confusion and a sense of ineffable, implicit meaning do appear to result in the person's consulting inadvertencies and trying to wrest meaning from them. |
|
| While it is a serious step to limit a person's freedom of movement, there seems to be little alternative in the case of highly infectious communicable diseases. |
|
| Then normal bone marrow cells, donated from a close relative or carefully removed from the person's own bone marrow, are infused into the bloodstream with a drip. |
|
|
|
| Cracks and pinholes can allow carbon monoxide and other exhaust gases to leak into the cabin, causing one part of CO per 20,000 parts of air to seep into a person's system. |
|
| Each capsule was inscribed with the person's name and a personal message. |
|
| While it may be that a person's contemning an order made in the main action would be strong evidence of deliberate frustration, it does not automatically follow that it is. |
|
| Perhaps it would be like a person's usual voice being taken over by a telling voice, sitting round a campfire intoning long poems thousands of years ago. |
|
| Even if the beta carotene content could someday be increased fivefold, it will still take 3 or 4 pounds of rice a day to satisfy a person's nutritional requirements. |
|
| In the plural, they can refer to members of the person's family. |
|
| Now coaching youngsters at grassroots level, she pooh-poohs the notion that one person's idea of realism should be allowed to suffocate another's dreams. |
|
| It seems to me that we have pretty wisely recognized, over time, that in fact a person's ostensible theology tells us pretty little about how corrupt or evil he's going to be. |
|
| Although the Arabic text is slightly corrupt at both places where this person's name is mentioned, that is the only plausible way to read the name. |
|
| That's because every person's typing style is the product of individual characteristics including finger length, dexterity, motor skills, and language fluency. |
|
| Being across the table acknowledges each person's independence, while being on the same side makes it seem sorta like you want to merge or blur into one blobby couply entity. |
|
| One person's affectionate pat is another's lascivious fondle. |
|
| We are looking here at powers to forfeit a person's property because of its nature, or because of that particular property's relationship to some criminal activity. |
|
| By singing and using tuning forks around a person's body, she says she can identify injuries and help make them better. |
|
| The researchers believe a person's immunological parameters could provide an indication of their true biological age. |
|
| The three years must be continuous, although a breakup of a few days during the period will not affect a person's status as common law. |
|
| This can be applied in many different ways, such as, economics, politics, a person's appearance, or laws. |
|
| However, it is not filed with the person's income tax return, but, rather, with Treasury at its Michigan office. |
|
| Property is in a person's presence when it is within the area of his immediate control. |
|
| The idea of pumping one person's feces into another person's intestines makes many people squeamish. |
|
