Sentence examples for another appropriately from inspiring English sources

* We need to map the data from one domain to another appropriately: ** linear: to map [a b] to [c d] use <pre>z = (s-a)* d-c)/(b-a) + c</pre> * d-cponential: more appropriate in many situations since perceptual qualities are often logarthmic.

Making sure your computer and television are turned off, hook up the cables and adapters to one another appropriately.

Another appetizer, appropriately named eggplant delight, featured lightly pan-fried eggplant, peppers and onions in a fresh tomato-garlic sauce.

Another company, appropriately named Disappearing Inc., is developing an encryption system that would enable senders to set a date when their such mail would no longer be readable.

Reaching inward, finding comfort and security in one theological formulation or another is appropriately in tension with the obligation to reach out and change the world and to transform ourselves as well.

One conference room has been set aside for building elaborate Lego sculptures, and another is appropriately called "First World Problem". "Doorman Drew" is named not after Houston, but the doorman at Dropbox's previous digs, 12,000 square feet of far more modest space in an older building on a seedy stretch of Market Street.

For every economic and financial number that is used appropriately, another is horribly abused.

There, another Beetle — an appropriately after-partyish little red number — twirled on a dais.

One suggestion is that the position and the number of verbal annotations should be selected appropriately, another is that the graph line smoothing should be done cautiously.

Another piece, the appropriately titled "Stark," suspended all three instrumental parts in a delicate equipoise, even during Mr. Ballard's feverish double time.

Initial starting points are arbitrary, while starting points for subsequent subproblems defining movement from one stationary point to another are along appropriately determined eigendirections, since valleys and ridges are generalized eigenpathways.