Sentence examples for at proof from inspiring English sources
Perhaps such a book is already at proof stage.
Because myths narrate fantastic events with no attempt at proof, it is sometimes assumed that they are simply stories with no factual basis, and the word has become a synonym for falsehood or, at best, misconception.
SEADON SHOUSE, a native of Nova Scotia who has worked on Nantucket, at Proof on Main in Louisville, Ky., and elsewhere, is the new executive chef at Laurent Manrique's Millesime in Murray Hill.
We all seemed somewhere between delighted and ecstatic at "Lypsinka," but I felt excluded from the fun at "Proof," the hit play by David Auburn that has moved from Off Broadway's Manhattan Theater Club to Broadway's Walter Kerr Theater.
In the economic boom after World War II it was the sort of store that blue-collar workers could aspire to shop at; proof that they were card-carrying members of the middle class.
I got cold feet about this at proof stage, thinking the reference a little too obscure, and changed it to 'Rocky point in Scotland featuring regularly in car-racing', informing theguardian.com of the change, which they then failed to implement.
"Many deployments are still at proof-of-concept stage, but we have seen some phenomenal initial results," says Niederhofer.
Despite the proposed approaches, there have been no demonstration of autonomous multi-robot foraging in unknown or unstructured real-world environments and most of the works are to be found in research laboratories or at proof-stage.
In particular, because the inputs to the query are generally known in advance, we can evaluate tests and unwind loops at proof-time, this avoiding having to automatically generate conditional branches and iterative or recursive loops).
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Although important progress has been made in the fabrication and use of 3D nanostructures for biology, current research is mainly at proof-of-concept stage and has yet to make its way to tackle real biological questions.
