Sentence examples for addition to the slight from inspiring English sources

In addition to the slight reworking of internal components, the so-called iPad 3.5 will use Sharp's IGZO touchscreen rather than a Samsung-sourced panel like in the current model.

The linearity between knn and k holds for all sizes of proteins, despite the size differences, in addition to the slight decreasing dependence of C with k.

Neurohistologically, this case exhibited numerous eosinophilic globular structures in the molecular layer and the parahippocampal gyrus in addition to the spongiform changes, slight neuronal loss and gliosis as well as PrP diffuse synaptic staining [ 26].

In addition, to reflect the slight difference between groups at baseline, ANCOVA was used to detect differences between groups.

The natural frequencies and mode shapes were identified automatically using a self-developed special software from the acceleration signals recorded in an ambient vibration test, where an "artificial" turbulent wind with lower mean speed of 1 m/s was used as a major ambient excitation addition to the "natural" one from the slight ground trembling.

By Katherine Sproehnle and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 25 , 1941P. 11 Laundryman sends bill with an extra charge of seventeen cents, a printed statement stated: "A slight addition to the processing charges is made to cover additional costs not included in the price".

The New Yorker, October 25 , 1941P. 11 Laundryman sends bill with an extra charge of seventeen cents, a printed statement stated: "A slight addition to the processing charges is made to cover additional costs not included in the price".

He was told that… Laundryman sends bill with an extra charge of seventeen cents, a printed statement stated: "A slight addition to the processing charges is made to cover….

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — CHELSEA NAYLAND BLAKE Blake's recent assemblages, made mostly from objects encountered on daily walks, are a slight addition to the ever-expanding field of formalist, found-object sculpture.

Through March 22. GALLERIES — CHELSEA NAYLAND BLAKE Blake's recent assemblages, made mostly from objects encountered on daily walks, are a slight addition to the ever-expanding field of formalist, found-object sculpture.

For example, some commercially-available systems, in addition to the warning, can also apply slight brake pressure to the wheel opposite the lane departure to help move the vehicle back into the center of the lane (Braitman et al. 2010).