Sentence examples for a library of available from inspiring English sources

"The simpler the decoration is or the simpler the layout is, the better," said Wendy Gordon, the owner of AKA Locations, a company that keeps a library of available homes and works closely with location scouts.

The Brochure User Guide [PDF] is designed to introduce a library of available brochures and provide suggestions on how best to use them to support bidirectional communication between research teams and current and prospective participants.

A library of available tools is presented in the left panel of the LONI Pipeline client window.

Peers are currently building a library of books available to staff and clients in the Lobby area.

A ligand-based approach was applied to screen in silico a library of commercially available compounds, with the aim to find novel inhibitors of the HCV replication starting from the study of the viral NS3 helicase.

The two serial dramas ("The Recruit" will be posting the third of five weekly episodes; "The Face of the Enemy" the sixth of 10 biweekly episodes) join a library of Webisodes available on the NBC Universal sites, and it's not just science-fiction or fantasy shows that have had these extra resources devoted to them.

So long as GNU (which stands for "GNU's Not Unix") didn't actually include any Unix code, the reasoning went, it was safe from an infringement claim, while programs written for Unix could still easily be made to run on it – meaning that a bunch of Unix applications wouldn't have to be rewritten wholesale for there to be a library of titles available to run on GNU.

For the better part of a decade, Amazon has been rolling out e-readers, tablets, and a box that you hook up to your TV while building up a library of content available on all of them.

Regardless of the app, Murray says, the graphical interface for Beltone First's app will feature larger buttons, easy-to-navigate icons, and a library of settings available to the user at a touch or swipe of the screen.

The printer is pitched as a consumer device, and Pirate3D makes a library of objects available through a drag-and-drop Web-based GUI (graphical user interface), for people unfamiliar with CAD (computer aided design) software to customize objects.

For the better part of a decade, Amazon has been rolling out e-readers, tablets, and a box that you hook up to your TV while building up a library of content available on all of them.