Sentence examples for apt by from inspiring English sources
I fear all the comparisons to Michael Bevan are becoming more apt by the day, which is great in the ODI sense but no good if he's to break the Test game.
Instead, the midday warning by Mr. Gore's chief litigator, David Boies, that "nothing's going to happen over the weekend except maybe some premature partying," seemed most apt by nightfall.
Based on the graphic novel (the term has never seemed more apt) by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, which dissects the Victorian milieu as well as the rampage itself, "From Hell" gives Jack his due while trying to explain our continued fascination with him.
He defined the term universal as referring to " … that which, although it exists in one, is apt by nature to exist in many".[1] Because it is apt to be in many, it is predicable of them.
We present a novel approach for analysis of low-conductivity and insulating materials with conventional pulsed-voltage atom probe tomography (APT), by incorporating an ultrathin metallic coating on focused ion beam prepared needle-shaped specimens.
We can only hope that the good folks at ABC Sports are properly rewarded for his thrillingly apt play-by-play.
"Wish books," is the apt description given by Mr. Ermacora.
Graphene oxide (GO) can absorb carboxyfluorescein-labeled Sgc8 aptamer (FAM-apt) by π-π stacking and quench the fluorescence through fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET).
d The fluorescence intensity rate (F/F0) of FAM-apt by 1 × 106 CCRF-CEM cells as a function of GO concentration.
Figure 5d shows the restored fluorescence of the FAM-apt by 1 × 106 CEM cells as a function of GO concentration.
Weighing all that Zelda has given up to achieve her success, Rachel asks, "Does the 'grandmother hypothesis' keep you warm at night?" With apt costuming by Charlotte Palmer-Lane and effective lighting by Todd O. Wren, Penguin's production of "The How and the Why" teases a richly theatrical experience out of material that could easily defeat a less talented team.
