Collocations withentry
These are words often used in combination withentry.
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additional entry
Seven additional entry clearance officers have been allocated, of whom six are already in post.
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atmospheric entry
An airplane is capable of correcting for atmospheric entry errors.
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automatic entry
The justification for this new system, which is based on automatic entry gates, is the elimination or reduction of fraud.
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blog entry
Their official website allows audience members to interact with the show, from reading blog entries relating to content to playing games of rock, paper, scissors.
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delayed entry
The author found delayed entry into the workforce and underemployment resulted in lifetime earnings that were $275,000 (1970 dollars) below that for hearing persons.
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diary entry
At the beginning of the study, the checklist was used mainly to help caregivers recall words for their first diary entry.
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directory entry
The concordance-block reading mechanism takes as input the information from an indirect concordance directory entry.
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double entry
Selection of sampling units was carried out with the aid of a double entry table of pseudorandom numbers.
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duplicate entry
After consolidating duplicate entries five distinct gene products with clearly defined olfactomedin homology domains were selected for detailed analysis.
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entry barrier
The fact that the initial capital is low indicates the low entry barrier to the business.
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entry form
If you have asked us on the entry form for an estimate of the cost of our making these improvements, we will provide one at the same time.
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entry foyer
To the north of the entry foyer is a large portico that overlooks landscaped grounds.
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entry hall
How is that to be managed in a large entry hall through which people will come and go all over the place?
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entry porch
It has the classic mansard roof, an ornately decorated entry porch, heavily brackted cornice, and round-arch windows in its dormers and front bay.
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entry requirement
Entry requirement to the real world trial was based on the physician's decision to initiate drug treatment for depression.
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following entry
Following entry into the liver, the fluke burrows through the liver parenchyma before reaching its final site in the bile duct.
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forced entry
We used multiple regression analyses to estimate the change in indicators as a result of the additional 10% copayments, selecting the forced entry method.
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forcible entry
Long experience has shown that burglary in private dwelling houses, particularly where forcible entry has been made, is usually committed by the professional criminal.
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illegal entry
It is not possible, and cannot by its nature be possible, to measure the scale of illegal entry.
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initial entry
Few subjects had a prior history of dysthymia or were suffering from chronic depression (o2 years duration) at initial entry.
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journal entry
This was done by using each student's first journal entry as a baseline of already known words.
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keyless entry
It had other more typical features, such as keyless entry, power mirrors and windows, a 4-wheel anti-lock braking system, and regenerative braking.
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late entry
Late entry of more mature students as well as repetition and bunching in the final grade can influence these ratios.
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multiple entry
In order to make the nested labels have the proper scoping, the functions must be combined into a single function with simulated multiple entry points.
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port of entry
The assumption is that imports, for which taxes have not been paid, cannot leave the port of entry.
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portal of entry
On the other hand, the use of in-dwelling catheters and other invasive procedures creates a portal of entry in this ever-growing population prone to sepsis.
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separate entry
Articles in edited volumes do not have dates if the volume has a separate entry, thereby involving the reader in two searches.
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type of entry
The arrangement is strictly alphabetical, no matter the type of entry.
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unlawful entry
Unlawful entry normally requires the paid services of people-smugglers—the criminal gangs who take vast sums from their victims by extortion and threats.
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valid entry
Overall, the findings of this study support the use of a temporal criterion as a valid entry point for determining the relatedness of a child's utterance to surrounding talk.
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winning entry
The design of the winning entry was based on architectural, urban and landscape design strategies developed over the past five years.
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