Sentence examples for By ones with from inspiring English sources

In (23), min again indicates that the corresponding inequalities are to be replaced by ones with either of the arguments on the right hand side.

Link's haunting black-and-white photographs of steam locomotives chugging through small-town America in the 1950's (just before steam trains were replaced by ones with diesel engines) received scant attention until 1983, the year he married Ms. Link; he was 73 and she 48.

I've been inspired by ones with great experience that I've had the chance to observe like Phil Knight and Howard Schultz while working at Nike and Starbucks.

Though hotels now have more negotiating traction, those meetings planners who use new technology are also on firmer ground, and not "going to hotels and negotiating one-by-one with a phone call or an e-mail," Mr. Eden said.

Suppose that the cells in one's body became diseased and that it was medically possible to replace them one-by-one with new cells.

We assume an online routing paradigm, where flow requests are processed one-by-one, with no knowledge of future flow requests.

Contestants presented themselves, one-by-one with some playing up the character they dressed as.

The one unqualified military success since we started the current wars has been the capture or killing of bad actors -- one-by-one, with impunity and cold resolve.

Instead, the background variables were examined one-by-one with ANOVA-models (see Dropouts for description).

The scatter plots of these rare SNP alleles were checked visually, one-by-one, with GenomeStudio genotyping software.

In other words, the transcription factor co-regulated genes were tested one-by-one with the selected set and are presented together in the tables.