Sentence examples for as nutshell from inspiring English sources

The site offers comprehensive listings of events, including free events, as well as nutshell descriptions of the offerings.

Their interactions along with key factors are depicted as nutshell in Fig. 7.

Activated carbon powder (AC) as a strong adsorbent in industry application is mainly produced by the pyrolysis of carbonaceous source materials such as nutshells and wood at temperatures lower than 1000 °C.

Briefly read a short revision book (such as Nutshells for Law) for all the topics you have studied.

That is McDaniels's offense in a nutshell: as long as Brady is there to insure that miscues are kept to a minimum, the Pats find a way to third-and-short, through a combination of crossing routes and draws executed by sixth- and seventh-round talents who probably flirted with the idea of playing in Winnipeg when things looked grim.

That's the new Republican math in a nutshell: As long as Obama is president, Joe Sestak is greater than Joe Sixpack.

The black liquid found between the nut and the cashew shell is known as cashew nutshell liquid in the chemical industry.

What single word or phrase can best encompass two lives pulled into a denouement that will have to serve as a nutshell summary of their existence?

The different shapes of nutshells as well as the presence of the finer graphite particles (Fig. 10c) resulted in high seal integrity for graphite and nutshells blend compared to the other blends.

The "Revision Express" series is particularly good for A-Level law, as are the "Nutshells" and "Key Facts" series.

In a nutshell, and as has already been mentioned, context, and more specifically, context of situation is a semiotic construct.