How To Use Artificially In A Sentence
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They are accused of hatching a decade-long plot to keep wholesale oil prices artificially high.
The Sun
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The most important of the salts, formed by the combinations of the sulphuric acid, are, first, _sulphat of potash_, formerly called _sal polychrest_: this is a very bitter salt, much used in medicine; it is found in the ashes of most vegetables, but it may be prepared artificially by the immediate combination of sulphuric acid and potash.
Conversations on Chemistry, V. 1-2 In Which the Elements of that Science Are Familiarly Explained and Illustrated by Experiments
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Since the law confers this public right, I deprecate any attempt artificially to restrict its scope.
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Such bigeneric cross plants do occur rarely in nature, and have at times also been artificially created in the horticultural field.
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As we have seen with global warming cultism and recent revelations of data fraud, the “mainstream” can be artificially created.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Does Hayek Belong in High School Economics Classes?
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Cardamine tangutorum wild vegetable planted artificially could markedly improve the biomass of degraded ecosystem, and this kind of wild vegetable is more suitable for growing in the forest.
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If viscosity is artificially added in an inviscid model, it has only a small effect on performance.
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The cultural artifacts that decorate the walls don't seem real to me - it's like stepping into the Matrix, an artificially generated world.
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How could it be that in a situation as artificially contrived as a television studio, you could get this frank and free discussion between two people?
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In the North Alley of the said Nine Altars, there is another goodly faire great glass window, called Joseph's Window, the which hath in it all the whole storye of Joseph, most artificially wrought in pictures in fine coloured glass, accordinge as it is sett forth in the Bible, verye good and godly to the beholders thereof.
Bell's Cathedrals: The Cathedral Church of Durham A Description of Its Fabric and A Brief History of the Espiscopal See
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Difficulties cannot be artificially overcome," said Mirabeau, "nor is there any invention whereby a man may be spared the trouble of conquering them; they must be grasped firmly, strangled, crushed, trampled down in manful fight.
Zoe: The History of Two Lives
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“Fight Club” is a critique of patriarchy like a non-fat, artificially sweetened white chocolate mocha is a critique of sugary coffee drinks.
Matthew Yglesias » Fight Club
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All this happened at a time when the supply of oil was being artificially restricted by the Opec oil cartel.
Times, Sunday Times
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Experts argue that share prices were effectively artificially rigged, which is why there has been no recovery.
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The prevention and treatment with the extracts on colibacillosis and pullorosis artificially infected in 1-day old chickens were also investigated.
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So next time you think there's an artificially constructed landform on another planet or a child's toy with a hidden message, remember, your brain is very good at finding patterns ... even when they aren't there.
For your listening pleasure and amusement...
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Under the influence of the idea: "The haemorrhage is to stop", the unconscious had sent to the small arteries and veins the order to stop the flow of blood, and, obediently, they contracted _naturally_, as they would have done artificially at the contact of a haemostatic like adrenalin, for example.
Maîtrise de soi-même par l'autosuggestion consciente. English
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Postponing implementation is a budget gimmick used to keep the cost artificially low (if you only show expenditures in five years out of a ten year budget window the program will appear cheaper than it really is).
Archive 2009-09-01
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Tile optimum synthesizing conditions were edtermined in this paper, The feasibility of artificially prepared mustard oil was discussed.
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Nothing ever goes smoothly for the Little Einsteins, despite the fact that they have at their disposal Rocket, an artificially intelligent futuristic vehicle capable of morphing from a spaceship to a submarine to a mechanical jungle animal or whatever else the situation calls for.
Archive 2009-04-05
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Consider: in 1973 a team of Finnish and American scientists decapitated a dozen human fetuses, each aborted live through hysterotomy, and kept the heads alive artificially for study.
A Search For Limits
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The area consists of a flat patchwork of marshes in the Gangetic plain, artificially created in the 1850s and maintained ever since by a system of canals, sluices and dykes.
Keoladeo (Bharatpur) National Park, India
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I should say there is no doubt that it had been artificially treated -- probably by defibrination.
The Red Thumb Mark
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Surely artificially lighting up the site would increase the likelihood of people trying to stop on the side of the A303 to get a better view?
Times, Sunday Times
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The scene could be a downtown loft or a private club: couples are seen on the dance floor, arms flung about each other, colors an artificially lit, dull riot of yellows, whites, tans and some blue.
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But they did it artificially by adding sugar before fermentation.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the middle stood a small mound, looking as if it had been made artificially, with a kind of arbour on the top overgrown with some sort of creeper and shut in by trees.
Chatterbox, 1905.
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Can I, as gently as possible, say that that phrase causes difficulty, the phrase ‘various assortments of artificially defined jural rights’.
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At last he, with a low courtesy, put on her medical finger a pretty handsome golden ring, whereinto was right artificially enchased a precious toadstone of Beausse.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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a surrogate mother is artificially inseminated with the father's semen and carries the fetus to term
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Yet, for many people, science has artificially prolonged the dying process.
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The researchers artificially fertilized mouse eggs with sperm that had been stored inside a three-dimensional clinostat, a machine that mimics weightlessness by rotating objects in such a way that the effects of gravity are spread in every direction.
Skirmisher
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The work cross-cuts between artificially smooth tracking and frozen-frame shots.
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Research has been going on for many years to investigate the possibility of artificially cloning animals.
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I doubt whether it will ever be possible to establish artificially the antitoxic principle of serum therapy in diphtheria, without the aid of vital organization and secretion faculties.
Emil von Behring - Nobel Lecture
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The new charge will penalise companies that artificially divert profits offshore to sidestep the taxman.
Times, Sunday Times
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The prices of meals are often artificially inflated.
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Every lady should read _A Simpleton_, and learn something of the monstrous wrong she inflicts upon herself by trying to compass an artificially-produced "middle sae jimp.
Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, November, 1878 of Popular Literature and Science
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The beccafico, however, is not as a rule artificially fattened, and on this account was preferred by some sensitive tastes to the ortolan.
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Individually spray-painted in pastel tints of blue, green, purple, pink, orange and yellow, they suggest rays of prismatic light as well as gigantic artificially flavored popsicles.
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In the swordless platies, females also prefer males with artificially attached swords over conspecific males.
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As the dollar has tumbled it has artificially driven up the price of the Euro, and set the whole GDP of Euroland into freefall.
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The defendant's pump-and-dump scheme artificially inflated stock prices before he sold off the shares, leaving honest investors holding worthless stock," Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr . said.
Ex-Executive Convicted In $110M Securities Fraud
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The profit margin had been artificially inflated.
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Besides, he deliuereth vnto him a couering of greene veluet made in maner of a pyramis, about nine palmes high, and artificially wrought with most fine golde, and this is to couer the tombe of their prophet within Medina, which tombe is built in manner of a pyramis: and besides that couering there are brought many others of golde and silke, for the ornament of the sayde tombe.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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Second-ranking knot before help, insole and vamp without first wipe glue, not only save artificially, but after molding heating never degum, ensure perfect shape.
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Each animal was artificially ventilated, and the mechanical respiratory properties of the mouse were measured.
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Woman who drank diet soda pop that was artificially sweetened did not show any increased risk and tended to lose weight.
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There are over 30,000 different orchid species and well over 100,000 hybrid strains have been artificially propagated.
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Having been trapped inside all day, being artificially suppressed and made to be quiet in the classroom there is an explosion of excitability on being released.
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And then there are other concerns: as with any other artificially created community the diaspora is a profoundly varied ‘group’.
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They want to build a lock to keep the River Colne artificially high so boats can use the marina.
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At last he, with a low courtesy, put on her medical finger a pretty handsome golden ring, whereinto was right artificially enchased a precious toadstone of Beausse.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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The absence of the bumble bee meant that pollination had to be carried out artificially, using an electronic vibrating rod.
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Although Whole Foods was one of the first to label farmed salmon as artificially colored, they did so only after the Times wrote the color wheel article.
Current Affairs
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As of this writing, "Kung Fu Panda 2" is playing in theaters everywhere, and Washington, D.C., is consumed with anxiety about the possible pregnancy of Mei Xiang, the periodically artificially inseminated panda at the National Zoological Park—even after the heartbreak of having her previous cub returned to China, as the agreement with the Chinese requires all progeny to be.
China's Cuddly Emissaries
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Continue that count, albeit an artificially pre-programmed tally, to the year 2020, and you're face to face with the future.
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But sugar is less expensive in that country than in the United States, where critics contend import quotas artificially raise sugar prices.
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Rational Review
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Cadmium sulphide, CdS, occurs naturally as greenockite (_q. v._), and can be artificially prepared by passing sulphuretted hydrogen through acid solutions of soluble cadmium salts, when it is precipitated as a pale yellow amorphous solid.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary"
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The Russian Central Bank has been busily buying dollars, which keeps the ruble artificially low.
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If the markdown is from an artificially inflated price, then the advertising is deceptive.
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Only the writers get the virtual slap on the wrist for artificially inserting too much melodrama into a story that should have been a comic romp.
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The pre-owned market is artificially propped up because there aren't any real replacements.
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In that context the election packages, dignified artificially by the term manifesto, were based on very slippery assumptions.
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Hachette has become the latest publisher to announce that it was done with what it calls the artificially depressed e-book prices imposed by Amazon.
Ars Technica
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What they came up with, according to federal prosecutors, was a massive price-fixing scheme among airlines that artificially inflated passenger and cargo fuel surcharges between 2000 and 2006 to make up for lost profits.
Airline Price Fixing Fines: Prosecutors Target 21 Companies Over Passenger, Cargo Fees
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The increase in tolerance is evidenced by the decreasing-dosage of artificially administered insulin.
Frederick G. Banting - Nobel Lecture
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On the other hand, when mixed citrine and amethyst first started to appear, a major authority tried to convince us that the bicolor nature of these quartzes was artificially induced.
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With the price artificially high, demand for that labor melted away.
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If we set an artificially high minimum price on all services, some low-skilled services will go unprovided.
The Symbolic Value of Abolishing the Minimum Wage, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Artificially squared tesserae (Greek abakiskoi: small slabs) of stone, terracotta, faience, and glass appear to be developments of the 3rd century bc.
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We do not much applaud his taste; for though it is decidedly inferior to her other works, having less plot, and what there is, less artificially wrought up, and also less exquisite nicety of moral painting; yet the same kind of excellences which characterise the other novels may be perceived in this, in a degree which would have been highly creditable to most other writers of the same school, and which would have entitled the author to considerable praise, had she written nothing better.
Famous Reviews
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It should be possible to test this by observing chromosome behavior in the spindles of dividing animal cells while artificially raising the concentration of intracellular calcium during prometaphase or blocking its rise at the beginning of anaphase.
ID-friendly journal paper makes testable predictions
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Fossil fuels remain artificially cheap because we don't have to make them; we simply withdraw them from the global account, clean and purify them a bit, and burn them up.
Bill Shireman: Science, Religion, and Sustainability: Lessons from My Grandfather
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These pre-bubble prices appeared to be a long-term equilibrium, meaning that prices would be expected to return to those levels once the government's efforts to artificially increase homeownership receded.
David Fiderer: When "New Evidence on the Foreclosure Crisis" on The Journal's Op-Ed Page Is Really a Pretext to Impugn the Democrats
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State subsidies to economic centralization and capital accumulation also artificially increase the capital-intensiveness of production and thereby the capitalization of the dominant firm.
Rad Geek People’s Daily – 2008 – June – 06
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Plotted on the abscissa of the graph are the incompatibility values or the proportions of informative sites incompatible with the particular clade in the set of artificially generated sequences.
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While the Xinxiang choir artificially oversold the Aboriginal aspect of some of its songs and there were one or two sour notes, the children's choir really was moving.
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Motivation to learn must come from the child; it cannot be artificially imposed.
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Here, then, we are told that proof of the occasional transmission of mutilations would be sufficient to establish the fact, but on p. 267 we find that no single fact is known which really proves that acquired characters can be transmitted, "_for the ascertained facts which seem to point to the transmission of artificially produced diseases cannot be considered as proof_" [Italics mine.]
Essays on Life, Art and Science
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Claims are handled via an inbuilt 'chatbot', an artificially intelligent chat system that asks users questions about the incident.
Times, Sunday Times
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In this context, extreme sports may reflect an atavistic desire to artificially inject risk into lives that seemed devoid of the excitement that only risk can provide.
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We also learn about cholinergic and aminergic systems and many other things that are not found by my computer's artificially intelligent English spell-checking system-or referenced again by the author.
Adrian Monck
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They are accused of hatching a decade-long plot to keep wholesale oil prices artificially high.
The Sun
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Second, reducing or eliminating the differential tax treatment between corporate and noncorporate investments means that investment flows are not channeled artificially by tax considerations and the overall productivity of the economy increases.
Fairness and the Capital Tax Fetish
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The pageant device itself was made up of the representation of two hills or mountains, the one on the north side being "cragged, barreyn, and stonye; in whiche was erected one tree, artificiallye made, all withered and deadde ...".
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“It is tasteless to prolong life artificially,” he told his assistant Helen Dukas.
American Sketches
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Watch for terms such as ‘clarity enhanced’, as this means the diamond has been artificially altered, not given an extra polish.
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This new technique of artificially growing cells copies what actually happens in nature.
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This is what I refer to as artificially constraining legislation.
Art Brodsky: Texas and Tennessee Have Fun With Broadband Mapping Money
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They discovered that small beads could be carved out of the shells of freshwater mussels and inserted into oysters to artificially form pearls.
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The annual report artificially parcels up the underlying economic trends into years.
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Most Japanese oysters are maricultured, which means they are actually born in a hatchery where egg and sperm are artificially combined.
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The intelligent were failing to breed, and the only remedy, according to Graham, was to artificially inseminate women with the sperm of intelligent men - Nobel prize-winning scientists, no less.
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This new technique of artificially growing cells copies what actually happens in nature.
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The golden ceiling is artificially lit from below, so it glows with a gentle lustre.
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This is irrefutable evidence that Jack Ruby and John Kennedy conspired to have Marilyn Monroe artificially inseminated by a “black African Kenya.” beth
Beat 360° 9/23/09
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Our experiences might result from dreams, hallucinations, or the manipulations of an evil demon or his modern counterpart, an evil neuroscientist artificially stimulating a bodiless brain in a vat.
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While earlier historians focused attention on the failures of monetary policy, and on the distortions caused by the Hawley-Smoot tariffs, evidence now points more strongly to policies that tried to keep wages artificially high (under Hoover and then Roosevelt) and to cartelize industry (under Roosevelt).
Another Great Depression?
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Brainwashed to fear foods that grow freely in the wild, most of us think we're safer eating freaks of nature: mutant plants that only survive in artificially manipulated growing conditions.
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Towards the end, she was in a terminal condition, not in a distant sense, but in the short-term, she was not absorbing the food that she was being given artificially by a PEG tube.
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Such bond prices have been ridiculously and artificially high for some time now.
Times, Sunday Times
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On the other hand, when mixed citrine and amethyst first started to appear, a major authority tried to convince us that the bicolor nature of these quartzes was artificially induced.
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By such means insecure they were given the familistic support of a clearly, if artificially created collectivity.
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In other words it enables one to modify the artificially simplistic notion of clear-cut dependent and independent variables having one-way causal links.
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Instead, says Midkiff, the sperm of male pigs is collected and used to artificially inseminate the sows.
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Most veal comes from animals that have been artificially orphaned, kept in crates or pens, and have been fed on a diet based on milk powder.
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The debt and overleverage explosion artificially inflated our economies and corporate earnings.
Andrew Winston: You Can't Impress Stock Analysts... and Shouldn't Try
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Artificially generated speech now sounds more human, and has become more intelligible.
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To accelerate the program's timetable, puberty had been artificially induced.
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Plus, experiments on animals suggest that eating artificially sweetened foods promote weight gain in the long term.
Times, Sunday Times
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The new charge will penalise companies that artificially divert profits offshore to sidestep the taxman.
Times, Sunday Times
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It had been neither strikingly new, nor utterly shabby, neither napless nor over-glossy, and might have passed for the hat of a frugally given owner, but its artificially prolonged existence had now reached the final stage, it was crumpled, forlorn, and completely ruined, a downright rag, a fitting emblem of its master.
The Magic Skin
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This figure might be viewed as the product of high demand meeting artificially low supply rather than being based on steady growth in rental values.
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We had to learn how to artificially inseminate mice, which was a big task.
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The department is concerned that club deals could artificially hold down prices in auctions.
Times, Sunday Times
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But then it starts to go off course, “Those ’savages’ are only wild in the sense that we call fruits wild when they are produced by Nature in her ordinary course; whereas it is fruit which we have artificially perverted and misled from the common order which we ought to call savage.”
Savage Fruit « So Many Books
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The President said NATO expansion will finally erase the boundary line in Europe artificially created by the Cold War.
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Well how about this: Almost 100 percent of all farmed salmon is artificially colored with either canthaxanthin or astaxanthin, a process sometimes euphemistically called ‘color finishing.’
The Vegetarian Myth | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D.
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I doubt whether it will ever be possible to establish artificially the antitoxic principle of serum therapy in diphtheria, without the aid of vital organization and secretion faculties.
Emil von Behring - Nobel Lecture
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Remember how I told you a long, long time ago that the calculation of the Consumer Price Index (most probably in your country) has been constantly rejigged over the years to remain an artificially low figure?
2009 August — Fusion Despatches
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The presenter tried to artificially create an argument between the two.
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Maybe it's the fact that it's shredded into small pieces or that it's been soaked in the ceviche juices or that I rarely give this much thought to the taste of "krab," but I have to admit, it doesn't have that artificially sweet flavor, it's got a pretty good texture, and I'm not all that bothered by the substitution, though I'm sure some purists might disagree.
Eater LA
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If you artificially inseminate a chicken with semen from a turkey, few if any of the sperm find their way into the females' sperm store, and at best, only 2 to 3 percent of the eggs will be fertile.
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In some places farmers are being forced off their land, corporations avoid local taxes and food prices are often artificially high.
Times, Sunday Times
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artificially induced conditions
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In this context, extreme sports may reflect an atavistic desire to artificially inject risk into lives that seemed devoid of the excitement that only risk can provide.
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She looked like one of those artificially aged people in the movies, with their grey skin, grey hair and faux wrinkles.
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This myth is what those absurd and revolting products such as fat-free cakes and artificially sweetened fizzy drinks are all about.
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One of my fellow travelers, an artificially maturated Jessica Alba clone, fell victim to the blindly searching cloud-dwellers.
Archive 2006-08-01
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Sinai. 24 There we found certayne pyllers artificially wrought, whiche they call Ianuan.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah
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The main ones are the inability to breed naturally (the majority of bulldogs are artificially inseminated and require C sections), constant skin and eye infections, weak respiratory systems and heart trouble.
PETA Wants to Banish the University of Georgia Bulldog
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A tip for lawyers (and others): The standard phrase for certain kinds of unsigned court opinions is “per curiam,” not “per curium” — except perhaps in science fiction stories involving decisionmaking by artificially intelligent radioactive-element-driven quantum computers.
The Volokh Conspiracy » PC
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Joseph Priestly, an English chemist and clergyman invented the first glass of artificially carbonated soda using carbon dioxide collected over vats of fermenting beer.
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Surely artificially lighting up the site would increase the likelihood of people trying to stop on the side of the A303 to get a better view?
Times, Sunday Times
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Body-miked and artificially boosted in the National's boxy acoustic, the music does not sound anything like opera (unless you listen to opera on jogging headphones).
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We next observe a flexible chain (artificially wrought for the sake of flexure) communicating the action of the spring from the box to the fusee.
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Artificially stimulating the economy by large budget deficits and/or inflationary monetary policy is no viable option.
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A chief reason why anti-doping authorities ban clenbuterol is that it artificially accelerates the rate at which fat is metabolised.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many writers consider that the closure by 1981 of older large plants itself artificially improved the overall average of output per worker.
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Had I been living unartificially, in a state of nature, I would certainly have brained her husband (a really splendid fellow), and dragged her off with me shameless under the sky.
The Kempton-Wace Letters
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Greenery crouches around the few perennial streams and artificially filled waterholes.
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In Jewish folklore, an artificially created human being supernaturally endowed with life.
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The coalition's member companies argue Canadian exports are subsidized through provincial forestry policies, especially artificially low stumpage or Crown timber-cutting fees.
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If the bill becomes law, the United States could impose retaliatory tariffs on any country that deliberately keeps the value of its currency artificially low.
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Such favors direct private investment to the favored businesses and away from the unfavored as market actors chase the artificially higher profits in the favored sector.
Eliminating Oil Subsidies: Two Cheers For President Obama
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Dikes (artificially constructed banks of earth) reclaim the land for agricultural use.
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At the National Wildlife Research Center in Taif, female bustards are artificially inseminated and the chicks are hand-raised and then released.
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In the immediate neighbourhood of Illetzkaya-Zastchita there are two or three gypseous hillocks, and a cavern in one of these is used by the inhabitants as a cellar, having been artificially enlarged for that purpose.
Ice-Caves of France and Switzerland
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They hurried then through endless passages, some smoothly walled and artificially lighted, others rough-hewn in the solid rock, dankly odorous and in Stygian darkness.
"Thia of the Drylands" by Harl Vincent, part 3
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Examples of distortions are monopoly rents, hidden subsidies, artificially determined floors and ceilings on input prices.
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When Gombrich applies the term to nonfigurative art, surely he means, as he himself put it, "an art form that still has to prove its potentialities," [4] in other words, a dubious venture artificially puffed by critics and theoreticians.
'The Sense of Order': An Exchange
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I think it would be better if informed adults — ideally with a prescription or license of some sort — could obtain heroin and other opioids from a regulated, legal source than from a drug dealer selling artificially expensive (and so crime inducing) dope of unknown purity.
Matthew Yglesias » By Request: Your Crime Control Policy On Drugs
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To disintoxicate artificially in exact accord with the intensity of the reeducation.
A Life in Letters
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Producers that artificially inseminate cattle had difficulty getting cattle bred in July because of the heat, and we will definitely see similar results for the bull-bred herds.
Brenda Ekwurzel, Ph.D.: Taking Stock of the Summer of Extremes: 2011
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The reason that the land was so waterlogged is because the weir systems keep the Thames level artificially high, thereby affecting all the land that should be drained down.
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The main reason for this is that by artificially undervaluing its own currency, and therefore overvaluing the dollar, China artificially stimulates its manufacturing exports.
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Some of the disrepute is deserved and some is artificially induced.
Canada's Immigration Policy
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The absence of the bumble bee meant that pollination had to be carried out artificially, using an electronic vibrating rod.
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Investigation has shown that the women were obliged to stand up on account of elongated nymphae and labia, while the men sought a sitting posture on account of the termination of the urethra being on the inferior side of the base of the penis, artificially formed there in order to prevent conception.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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The older muscles with artificially activated satellite cells had a regenerative ability comparable to that of younger muscle.
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In England, the relative lack of sunshine meant that salt was usually made by heating brine artificially.
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When the demand exceeds the artificially scarce supply, the decision is usually made to choose the most advanced children, the "smartest," the readiest.
Alfie Kohn: 'Ready to Learn' Equals Easier to Educate
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Government intervention would be better targeted at ameliorating this local dependency rather than artificially prolonging it.
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The process of government regimenting of commerce, and alienating it from working folks — artificially formalizing it and concentrating it within the hands of a select culturally- and politically-privileged class of rentiers and commercialists — makes the day-to-day practices commerce and banking more and more parasitic as they become more and more occupied by the the power of the State.
Welcome, Antiwarriors
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If you are so against feuds being artificially built up by the media then don't take the bait and shoot your mouth off in response.
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The electrode was calibrated by allowing it to equilibrate with 2 ml of air-saturated artificially hardened water, circulated in the chamber by a small magnet.
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The finding may also mean that, in severe cases, it may be more appropriate to remove the defective adrenals and administer cortisol and other adrenal hormones artificially.
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We also learn about cholinergic and aminergic systems and many other things that are not found by my computer's artificially intelligent English spell-checking system -- or referenced again by the author.
Garry Kasparov On 'Chess Metaphors': The Chess Master And The Computer
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The sugar industry is struggling against a corrupt world market which keeps prices artificially low.
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The new charge will penalise companies that artificially divert profits offshore to sidestep the taxman.
Times, Sunday Times
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For example, as I have written elsewhere, artificially limiting premium growth allows the government to curtail spending while leaving the dirty work of withholding medical care to private insurers: “Premium caps, which Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick is currently threatening to impose, force private insurers to manage care more tightly — i.e., to deny coverage for more services.”
Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Why Obamacare 2.0 is Like Cap-and-Trade
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Congressional leaders want China to float its currency on the open market to help adjust what they consider artificially low prices for Chinese goods.
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We are safe, then, in saying that the humidity evaporated from any artificially watered soil is increased by a quantity bearing a large proportion to the whole amount distributed over it, for most even of that which is absorbed by the earth is immediately given out again either by vegetables or by evaporation; and the hygrometrical and thermometrical condition of the atmosphere in irrigated countries is modified proportionally to the extent of the practice.
Earth as Modified by Human Action, The~ Chapter 04 (historical)
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Constant white is a sulphate of baryta, found native and known under the name of heavy-spar, or prepared artificially by adding sulphuric acid, or a soluble sulphate, to a solution of a barytic salt.
Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
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As with similar work in the United States, the prosthetic retina works by passing artificially stimulating the optic nerve, in line with signals from a tiny digital camera mounted on a pair of glasses.
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When artificially divided small fragments of the gametophyte are found to be capable of growing into new individuals.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
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By keeping the value of the renminbi artificially low against the dollar, China makes its goods cheaper on world markets, encouraging consumers to buy and underpricing competitors from other countries.
House slaps China on currency policy, deepening trade dispute
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The court said Massachusetts lawmakers went out of their way to protect Bay State wineries by choosing an artificially low "gallonage" and by exempting fruit wines - because one Massachusetts winery might have been forced to comply with the law otherwise - and that violates the constitutional ban on interference with interstate commerce:
Universal Hub
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It is prepared artificially in particle accelerators by bombarding heavy transuranium elements, such as californium, with alpha particles.
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Some findings even suggest that artificially boosting self-esteem may lower subsequent academic performance.
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These initial reflections did not include, then, any analogy between artificially and naturally selective breeding.
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Another consequence of the artificially stimulated excess demand for food was the creation of black markets.
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The gorge slowly widens northward to reveal river benches, flood plains, and broadening bottomland, most of which are now artificially flooded.
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Accordingly, adding SSA to the culture medium could artificially increase the content of SSA in mutant plants that are already unable to catabolize this toxic metabolite, resulting in even more dramatic effects and increased oxidative stress.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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The commission estimates the population on the basis of the electoral register - but is working with the artificially low 1991 registers.
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Alternatively, during the 1980s the Japanese authorities kept interest rates artificially low to help bolster a sluggish world economy.
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Even so, if a coin is artificially toned, it will, in most cases, have the same metallic composition, especially including trace metals, as it did before it was artificially toned.
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The proposal to add 18 inches to the dam could help rehabilitate the salmon fish stocks by artificially inducing the returning salmon to spawn.
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But they did it artificially by adding sugar before fermentation.
Times, Sunday Times
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The department is concerned that club deals could artificially hold down prices in auctions.
Times, Sunday Times
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This poor, outworn man's flesh had recently been restored, his bulky new muscles regrown under the pull of artificially induced gravities.
THE BROKEN GOD
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What they have succeeded in doing was a vague similarity to French hairstyles - combining a ponytail and artificially sleeked straight hair falling like a cascade on one side of the face.
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But the idea has already set off scholarly dust-ups with economists who say targets could drive up inflation artificially.
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Almost the only material used for artificially heightening the apparent proportion of stearoptene is said to be spermaceti, which is easily recognizable from its liability to settle down in a solid cake, and from its melting at 122° Fahr., whereas stearoptene fuses at 91. 4° Fahr.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 275, April 9, 1881
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Cardamine tangutorum wild vegetable planted artificially could markedly improve the biomass of degraded ecosystem,(sentence dictionary) and this kind of wild vegetable is more suitable for growing in the forest.
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Marriages that did not survive are thus undercounted, and this fact artificially lowers the apparent intermarriage rate, since divorce is more likely, statistically speaking, in mixed marriages.
American Grace
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You CAN NOT artificially inseminate a non receptive animal.
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Castro also said she backs efforts to allow lesbians to be artificially inseminated, a procedure currently barred.
Cuba to reinstate surgical procedures for trans people
