Sentence examples for a common turn from inspiring English sources

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In this paper, we address this issue by proposing a common turning point (CTP) approach (which will be discussed later) based on a polling-based approach [1].

A common turning tool can be used in electropolishing, while a slight modification of tool geometry achieves optimal polishing at low cost.

An unusual set of backbone dihedral angles at the active site become more canonical during MD simulations, ultimately adopting a common U-turn motif.

Lacey writes with a peculiar suppleness entirely her own; her sentences have a way of dancing around common turns and spinning off in strange directions.

Wainscot chairs were a popular feature of early 17th-century English and colonial American households, where they were an upscale alternative to the more common turned chairs.

The ME will select a centroid point between two sub-polling points, subsequently selecting common turning points as the core of the basis of the tour path.

Such common turns of phrase should not be taken to indicate commitment to a correspondence theory in any serious sense.

The key here is that Fred has worked famous surnames into common turns of phrase.

He believed that the people of this city in a common effort could turn their communities into places of hope and satisfaction.

For now, downloading makes sense for customers who want to buy a single song; putting an entire lesson book like, say, Alfred's "Basic All-in-One" into a common format to turn it into a viewable, downloadable file would be cost-prohibitive, Mr. Rocks said.