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And I will cleanse them from all their iniquity, whereby they have sinned against me; and I will pardon all their iniquities, whereby they have sinned, and whereby they have transgressed against me.

So this is another mechanism whereby people can do more detailed analysis than diffusion theory.

Opaque parsing is a technique whereby elements in an XML document can be minimally processed.

Not fission, whereby uranium and plutonium breaks up in pieces, but fusion.

We use a patented evaporative cooling technique whereby water is injected straight into the fuel cell stack, he said.

Article10 In trying cases, the People's Courts shall apply the system whereby the second instance is final.

Many developers use a variant of testing called test-after development (TAD), whereby you write the code and then write the unit tests.

To observe this effect, the team devised an experiment whereby volunteers memorised a sequence of buttons to press "like playing a tune on a piano".

apply the systems of collegial panel, withdrawal of judicial personnel and public trial and a system whereby the second instance is the final instance

Also some products—eggs, tobacco, sugar and salt—will be partially protected through tariff quotas, whereby higher tariffs will apply to imports above certain quotas.

An orderly default is equivalent to restructuring debt — whereby creditors accept a loss while debtors agree to pay most of its debts.

Cases are heard in an open court, and a collegial system, a challenge system, a system whereby the court of second instance is the court of last instance, and a trial supervision system are practised.

His fatal misery was the spiritual paralysis, so we may name it, of the age in which his life lay; whereby his life too, do what he might, was half-paralyzed!

Australia had a racially segregated Labour policy, whereby non-white worked in conditions that would (or could) not be tolerated by whites - e.g. hard Labour in the tropics and pearl diving.

the systems of public trial, withdrawal, right to defense, panel hearing, and the judicial committee system, the system whereby the second instance is final, the system for review of death sentences, and the procedure for trial supervision.

In photocomposition, a backspacing technique whereby one character is tucked into another in order to avoid the optical impression of excessive spacing that can arise from the varying shapes of characters and combinations of characters.