Sentence examples for a certain opening from inspiring English sources

"Although I could certainly not say that here are three players who will fill the shoes of Sampras and Agassi and the others at the top of the game, I do think there will be a certain opening, and somebody will walk through it," MacCurdy said.

In addition to pure deacetylation-mimicking lysine to arginine (KR) mutations (that likely result in quite unphysiological situations), we also rendered mixed KQ/KR mutations introduced to either one of two histone copies present within the genome as a promising strategy to test for more physiological alterations that retain a certain opening of the chromatin.

Possibly, a system that recognizes a certain opening of the thumb-index finger angle or the lifting of the hand from the table, in combination with sensors able to detect movement of position of the objects, would time the performance more accurately.

Also, Kramnik was given a copy of the program with which he and his seconds could practice, allowing them to prepare with the utmost thoroughness, playing game after game at home in order to learn all about Fritz' style of play, the strategy it would use in certain opening variations, its strengths and its weaknesses.

Equations for determination of the secondary effects are presented, as well as some cut-off factors which limit the shear capacity for certain opening configurations.

For example, de Villiers [ 65] indicated that, in vertebrate embryos, there appears to be a delayed development of certain openings and tracts due to the pressure of assimilated yolk inherited from their ancestors.

Large chambers housing muscles were present above this process and beneath certain openings in the skull (the lateral and upper temporal fenestrae).

Then again, all the accessory manufacturers know are probably the measurements and where certain openings for headphones, screen size etc. will be, they probably don't know what it actually looks like or what kind of functionality it has until they see it.

Jeffrey Kindley Dear Diary: With all the hand-wringing about the Broadway musical in general, and a certain catastrophe-prone, opening-someday production in particular, here's a ray of sunshine: I was walking along upper Broadway with a friend when a mutual acquaintance named Cindy popped up in the conversation.

Unsurprisingly there was a certain nervousness at the opening on Monday.

"Everywhere I hear the sound of marching, charging feet, boys …" No, the newest Stones number isn't a rewrite of Street Fighting Man, but you could be forgiven for noticing a certain similarity in the opening riff.