Sentence examples for as to create an from inspiring English sources
Some of its projects imitate the human immune system so as to create an artificial sensor.
In one, "Mask" (1965), several hard-edge colored forms are deployed so as to create an abstract still life.
The show suffers from its own appeal, being so good as to create an appetite in its viewers that is difficult to sate in a ten episode series.
Equating minimalism and baroque music is not new, but Esfahani, always a sparky and searching player, juxtaposes them here so as to create an unusually direct link.
It is against the one blank living-room wall, facing the TV, which is positioned on a table so as to create an entryway that Mr. Boots calls the mudroom.
It's a very self-conscious style, so as a beginning writer you become aware of the possibility of manipulating words in such a way as to create an effect".
But Jobs has something Gates never had – a reputation so powerful as to create a reality distortion field around him.
He championed some issues, although never with so much passion as to create a problem for his patrons.
Waiting for the bus Everyone sits on another person's knee, as to create a closed circle.
Prison guards in Prince William County, where Mr. Muhammad was held before trial, described efforts to escape, as well as to create a weapon from a spoon.
