By the virtue of being the chief priest to his tribe, he became the spiritual consultant to the late Liberian president, Master Sergeant Samuel K. Doe.
By the virtue of Lemma 2.1, we have lim n → ∞ y n = p *. (3.7).
By the virtue of its carboxylic groups, PAA served as template for making helical polyaniline-PAA microwires or rods [9].
By the virtue of the cell-centered scheme, the source term evaluation was greatly simplified regardless of the solution order.
By the virtue of these properties, this plasma generator is a good candidate for the fusion related plasma-surface-interaction researches.
By the virtue of the catalyst architecture efficiently producing electroactive Ir sites (Γea = ∼4 × 10−8 mol mol/cm2), η for water oxidation was measured to be 0.22 V (at current density of 1.2 mA/cm2).
By the virtue of using JavaScript and SVG, Atlas is compatible with mainstream web browsers such as Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera and Internet Explorer, without any additional browser add-on requirement.
So by the virtue of me trying to be the nice guy, [the girls would] catch feelings".
She said: "He's someone who's been overlooked by the virtue of the fact he's so ordinary and so mundane".
Populism is not defined by right and left, nor even by the virtue of its goals: think Syriza in Greece and Podemos in Spain.
Here, men date realistically, awkwardly, desperately, without free-access passes — guaranteed simply by the virtue of their maleness — to whole frontiers of coltish 23-year-olds.
