Sentence examples for advantage of acting from inspiring English sources
Using g uv to control inbreeding has the advantage of acting upon relationships that already exist in generation G0, whereas both a uv and t uv assume that G0 animals are unrelated.
A different kind of reduced gravity simulator, free of the rotational, mechanical and inertial forces generated by spinning simulators and with the advantage of acting at the molecular level, is based on diamagnetic levitation [ 9- 13].
The presence of multiple compounds in natural products such as SCS can provide the advantage of acting on multiple pathways that control the process of cancer development and progression.
Consequently, an individual may feel a personal obligation to act in a certain way, but intend to behave in a way that is contradictory to his personal norm because the personal or social advantages of acting inconsistently with his personal norm outweigh the personal or social advantages of acting consistently with the norm.
Normally a British adaptation of an American show could be expected to have an advantage in terms of acting, but again, the bar set by "Law & Order," particularly in its first five seasons, was so high that the best the new series can do is a close second.
It's a matter of taking advantage of and acting in light of the fact that he is so widely valued in maintaining calm and order in the city in a time of terror".
Because they have a scientist visa and a protocole d´accueil, they will be given a "scientist" residence permit, which has the advantage of also acting as a work permit.
These novel architectures take unique advantages of mesopores acting as space to accommodate volume expansion during cycling, while the conformal carbon layer on each nanoparticle buffering volume changes, and conductive RGO sheets connect the aggregates to each other.
"I took advantage of the fact that the kids didn't know the textbook ways of acting to show them what I thought acting is, which is just a hair beyond the 'let's pretend' school of acting.
He knew little of acting.
