odif in a sentence

1. This approach has already been adopted in the past in standards such as ODA/ODIF

2. Try to modify dynamic URLs by adding %22 (‘"’), %23 (‘#’), and %27 (‘'’) to them.

3. To make the system more flexible, there are also two ACL modifiers: the prefixes '+' and '-'.

4. Cannot drop or modify object '%1' because at least one other object ( %2 '%3') depends upon it

5. Any adjustment in the before mentioned amount shall also modify the corresponding amount in the Annex.'

6. That's why the phrase is so important: 'Know thyself, recognize your thinking and try to modify it if it's wrong.'

7. Thus, if you ask the average American 'have you ever eaten genetically modified foods?,' 60% say no, 15% say I don’t know.

8. A superintelligent system [as outlined by Bostrom] would be much harder to control if it were able to intelligently self-modify.'”

9. “Parents can sing their favorite songs, modifying them into a lullaby style that is gentle, quiet, and ‘lulling,'” Bieleninik said.

10. These are often divided into two types of medication: 'disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs)' and 'biological treatments'.

11. This is fixed in PHP 4 by modifying the rule to: 'A constructor is a function of the same name as the class it is being defined in.'.

12. Known as the 'Human Barbie,' the Ukrainian model claims that the only modification she has undergone surgically is a breast augmentation.

13. If the go is directly killed by Brahma Chintana or enquiry of 'Who am I?' or Jnana Abhyasa, all its modifications will perish by themselves.

14. … the first ODA-/ODIF-EDITOR (ODA/ODIF is ISO norm) world-wide, as a “wysiwyg“ system with the extremely powerful semantics on UNIX and X11).

15. Equally, initially it approved the modification of the 'Ordinance Regulating the fees for the provision of supply, sanitation and treatment '.

16. The world's militaries also depend heavily on modified bulldozers for battlefield engineering projects and a form of local 'gunship diplomacy.'

17. ' use a range of different modalities, visual, auditory, verbal and kinaesthetic, practical and 'hands-on' approaches (modified from the NCSE 2009).

18. While their legal names are left unmodified, it is not uncommon for them to be addressed in a similar fashion to Western custom as 'Mrs. (husband's family name)'.

19. "This study demonstrates that these patients exhibit modifications of brain perfusion not found in healthy subjects and reinforces the idea that fibromyalgia is a 'real disease/disorder.'"

20. In the one, from 1920 to 1939, he was by his own admission the leading Nazi jurist, although parenthetically the word 'jurist' loses its reputable content when modified by the word 'Nazi.'