He also obtained the first X ray patterns of partially oriented samples of DNA.

Interest rates are traditionally low in Switzerland.

Traditionally, the assumption has been that it accrues to shareholders.

As they mostly live in island communities, they travel to dry land to work their lands using cayucos.

The last day is traditionally celebrated with a picnic.

Three legged pots commonly used in Botswana.

Traditional hunters used all parts of the walrus.

That s what Microsoft has done with Bing, in a few commercially oriented domains.

What people really want is a lighted room, with things displayed neatly on labeled shelves.

Association football is one of the most popular sports in modern Russia.

Sápmi, the cultural region traditionally inhabited by the Sami people.

With one million visitors per year, it is one of the most visited places in the country.

Yet they also imply the possibility of, if not magical, some certainly reform oriented partial solutions to Russia's crisis.

The Internet also assists this opening as it favours transmission of information and connections to and from Russia and the world.

Traditionally, America's Republican Party stood for balanced budgets.

Traditionally, sovereign risk has been concentrated in emerging market economies.

Fisketorget (English fish market), a.k.a.

Jews, in both Europe and the US, traditionally tended to lean towards the left.

So the culture, the northern aboriginal culture, traditionally has been highly seasonal.

When it comes to its foreign policy, China has long maintained a doctrine of non interference in others' internal affairs.

It is traditionally celebrated on the first Sunday of April.

Every year in October the Porto Marathon is held through the streets of the old city of Porto.

We need to maintain a stable, growing world economy with international trade rules that are truly development oriented the great expectation of the current (but so far frustrated) trade negotiations.

8. Stresses the need for the Unit to pay special attention to the preparation of reports that are more evaluation oriented

Traditionally, the Netherlands has thought of itself as the smallest of the EU s large member states.

The Commission, not the Council, is traditionally the bureaucratic arm of the EU.

Turkey was traditionally a bystander in Middle East politics.

It also empowers traditionally disadvantaged groups, particularly women.

A ticket on a panther traditionally costs significantly more than a motor ship.

Popular tradition, particularly in the Western part of Bolivia, considers coca a sacred leaf.

The Dame Lorraine is a traditional burlesque character in Trinidad Carnival.

The flowers are a traditional cultivation that provides a livelihood to villagers.

Geography New Hampshire is part of the New England region.

Cotton prices fell throughout the decades following the Civil War.

1. Indigenous peoples have the right to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired.

There is a greater need than ever before for innovative, forward looking approaches to global governance.

That means moving away from both the Anglo Saxon model of unregulated markets and the continental European model of deficit driven welfare states.

To stabilize market oriented economies requires a return to the right balance between markets and provision of public goods.

Georgiy Sedelnikov, a 30 year old native of Sevastopol, wasn't always a particularly politically oriented blogger.

At a time of historic change, Cairo University had been home to a large and diverse politically oriented student body.

Microsoft provides three versions of SQL Server 2014 for downloading the one that runs on Microsoft Azure, the SQL Server 2014 CAB, and SQL Server 2014 ISO.

Today, even Brazil, traditionally a country of immigration, has become one of emigration.

Politics, or at least the exercise of power, was traditionally a family affair.

It was the year that is usually considered the final year of the Cold War that had begun in the late 1940s.

In Catia, Caracas, a traditionally chavista area, voters were surrounded by armed people.