Sentence examples for a script that can from inspiring English sources

The women's law center offers a script that can help you determine if your plan is offering the benefits, and how to use them.

The themes of man playing God and the treatment of animals, notes Pinto, "are very current, and a script that can get me to tears is beautiful.

Maureen, in turn, is the "beauty queen" of the title, or so she is described by local fella Pato Dooley (David Ganly), this play's equivalent Gentleman Caller in a script that can be seen in some ways as a merciless rewrite of "The Glass Menagerie".

Perhaps Vaughn just needs an Anderson or a Tarantino, a director who has the imagination to cast him as something other than a blokey schlub, or a script that can take that persona and refine it – much like Will Ferrell in Everything Must Go (although, for the moment, comedy is a much more profitable pursuit for the Anchorman star).

According to Jeremy Myerson, a teacher of design at the Royal College of Art and a specialist in offices, "The work once done by clerks – answering letters, double-checking forms – has been digitised, and the people who are left in offices are not working to a script that can be automated.

This chapter provides an introduction to e toolkit, which is a script that can be used for e code analysis.

A single script (that can be scheduled to run weekly, monthly, etc).

To address this problem, we developed a Perl script that can aggregate all the SNPs from multiple samples and merge them into chromosome-based genotype files, thereby allowing the files to be used as inputs to other GWAS tools.

Expression data is exported from EMMA (cf. Section "Expression data") via an export script that can be initiated by a human curator within the EMMA web interface.

An in-house script that can take an entire genome as input and return a mutated genome with a given error rate and a file containing the introduced mutations with their type (substitution or indel) and their genome position was used.

Pure is infused with a beautiful wit, lifted from Cartwright's memoir and given a new flavour in Swain's script, that can only come with the power of hindsight after years of suffering.