Sentence examples for across full from inspiring English sources
This time, with the sweeper Roberto Ayala roaring across full of misplaced determination, Bergkamp had a phonebox to work with at best.
The goal of SESL is to test the feasibility of executing federated querying across full text literature and bioinformatics databases by performing SPARQL queries on a triple store of assertions from the chosen data sources.
Their promoting activity on the percutaneous absorption of five model drugs, 5-fluorouracil (5-FU), isosorbide dinitrate (ISDN), lidocaine (LD), ketoprofen (KP), indomethacin (IM), which were selected based on their lipophilicity represented by log KO/W, was tested in vitro across full thickness rat skin with each of the evaluated drugs in saturated donor solution.
Capcom's not alone in switching its "new" game focus to rerubs of past glories, of course, and you might well be in a camp I've not come across, full of modern gamers demanding high-res versions of old NES games.
Information about their own writing speeds across full blocks and also phrase-by-phrase was made available to participants during the break after each block.
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Straight-across, full eyebrows; long, curled eyelashes; and an angular Cupid's bow are all you need to transform yourself into the classic beauty.
Both women have championed the Turkish designer, whose latest collection took abstract impressionist prints and smudged them into indistinct renderings across full-length gowns, classic overcoats and sharply tailored trousers.
Part of his education was comic books, at first black-and-white English ones (which he says "were just something we had, like rickets") until, in the early 60's, at an open-air market, he came across full-color American comics.
(Ms. Holland often performs with a band to get across fuller arrangements of her songs).
The menthol penetration-enhanced gel conferred significantly higher diffusion of tetracaine across full-thickness mouse skin than non-penetration-enhanced gel, in a dose-dependent manner.
