inheritance造句

He dissipated his large inheritance.

Capable of inheriting or taking by inheritance.

Stanford played away inheritance within a year.

You can achieve software reuse through inheritance.

Priority inheritance is a technique for avoiding priority inversion.

On the maternal side his inheritance was a happy one.

His salary is augmented by a small inheritance.

That is quite an inheritance to have squandered.

The inheritance relation covers specialization in its many different forms.

This dog actually received his inheritance from his father, Gunther III, a German Shepherd who received an inheritance from Karlotta Liebenstein, a German countess.

It has been insufficient of the cognizance of the value of the abandon inheritance, which makes the abandon inheritance little and indeterminate prescribed in the Inherited Law.

She envisioned a conflict like selling alcohol, or preserving equal inheritance rights for women.

For the Lord will not reject his people; he will never forsake his inheritance.

These towns and their villages were the inheritance of the tribe of Naphtali, clan by clan.

Their literature creation and culture choice showed intergenerational inheritance of characteristics.

If objects and inheritance go together like chocolate and peanut butter, objects and polymorphism are like hand and glove.

It then matches elements to styles specified in various stylesheets, according to the standard CSS cascade, inheritance, and ordering rules.

He drank hard, studied hard, lived hard, and within a year helped Frances go through most of her inheritance.

Most OFCs do not levy capital-gains or inheritance taxes, nor taxes on passive income such as interest.

The reckoning of descent in the female line and the matriarchal law of inheritance were thereby overthrown, and the male line of descent and the paternal law of inheritance were substituted for them.

This inheritance isn't accidental — it's what makes environment variables useful — but it also makes them a serious security problem.

Priority inheritance ensures that priority inversion is avoided when a higher-priority thread needs a resource held by a lower-priority thread.

This paper shows that inheritance phenomenon of coarse austenite grains are due to the boundary segregation of carbide along the prior austenite grain boundary.

The Conservatives had also ditched or postponed cherished policies, he noted, on renewing Britain's nuclear deterrent, cutting inheritance tax, picking fights with Europe and building prisons.

The Regulation stipulates the relevant management of foreign currency policy for conversion and transferring of the property of emigrant and inheritance property into foreign currency out of China.

In the guise of a traditional Tory, he clings to pledges to raise the threshold for inheritance tax and, despite a recent wobble, to recognise marriage in the tax system.

As one example, consider a person who grew up poor and poorly educated, but became wealthy through the luck of the lottery or an inheritance from an unknown but wealthy relative.

To model inheritance on a class diagram, a solid line is drawn from the child class (the class inheriting the behavior) with a closed, unfilled arrowhead (or triangle) pointing to the super class.

If the assets of the association devolve on the Treasury, the provisions on an inheritance that devolves on the Treasury as the heir on intestacy apply with the necessary modifications.

The relationship between kindness and annoyance, from heart to life, has become a positive inheritance. It can be understood that the mind of life Zen is a bit coherent.

KJV] Her former husband, which sent her away, may not take her again to be his wife, after that she is defiled; for that is abomination before the LORD: and thou shalt not cause the land to sin, which the LORD thy God giveth thee for an inheritance.