Sentence examples for assemble though from inspiring English sources
Many of Asia's listed Internet plays are portals, among the easiest e-businesses to assemble though among the most speculative in terms of future profitability.
Ms. Douglas would not disclose the amount that Ikea had paid for the two-year-old "Easy to Assemble," though she said the budget had increased for season two and again for season three, which is in production now.
The telomeric regions of many genomes are particularly difficult to assemble, though much could be gained from the study of these regions, as their evolution has not been fully characterized and they have been linked to aging.
Many protein sequences have been shown to self-associate and assemble, though these reactions are often induced by nonphysiological conditions, including extreme shifts in buffer composition and pH, salt, temperature, or extended incubation periods.
They're assembled, though, with little momentum or apparent care for the stage picture.
From the neck down, the rest of Piaggi's self-portrait was just as unexpected: a riot of colour reminiscent of a circus setting, accessories assembled as though picked by a nutty magpie.
A dormant Docklands Light Railway was being assembled, though.
He wasn't even in the room when the big shots assembled, though he does report that after winning re-election in 2004, Bush declared at a staff celebration: "I especially want to thank Scott.
QCM measurements showed that the alginate derivate still self-assembles though electrostatically-driven interactions with chitosan at pH 4, and that the polysaccharides multilayer assemblies, as obtained after crosslinking, exhibit improved stability versus pH (in the range 4 9) as well as swelling ability in the presence of glucose-containing solution.
All aluminium parts for it was hand-cut, filed, bent and assembled, though some other parts like gears and fixtures were CNC cut.
This account was assembled though a HuffPost review of Sara and Celena's complaints, which also are not public; of hundreds of pages of letters and emails acquired by HuffPost and by interviewing the women involved and people on campus who have intimate knowledge of the incidents.
