Sentence examples for basic threads from inspiring English sources
In this way, the students can see how the basic threads of evolutionary inquiry can combine to explain a relatively complex phenomenon.
To me those are the basic threads of humanity.
In this paper, we first present the methodology in order to clarify the basic thread of this model.
The basic thread of the story is the emergence of Hebrew Hermetica in antiquity and the early Middle Ages, their reception in the high Middle Ages by Abraham Ibn Ezra, the opposition of Maimonides to Ibn Ezra's Hermetism, and the reception of Hermetism by learned Jews of the Italian Renaissance.
When the strip returned in Match of the Day magazine in May 1997, much of the monthly comic's new continuity was ignored, although the basic thread of the club having struggled against relegation and being severely in debt was continued.
For those who missed all of the Mango sketches of the late 90s (here's a typical one with Christopher Walken), they followed the same basic thread: This dancer Mango, who is not very good looking or very nice to his fans or even a very good dancer, is for some unknown reason, totally irresistible to any man who lays eyes on him, to the point of fanaticism and tunnel-visioned obsession.
A good start for beginner CIAO users are the introductory threads which illustrate the syntax, all the basic concepts behind CIAO and give examples about the most basic and frequent operations.
Fuchsia hanks of yarn contrast brightly with the faded wood of a loom, and even basic white threads take on a glow in spooled array.
Let's take a quick look at the basic narrative threads of "Fire and Fury". Stop me if you've heard these before.
Tobacco and slavery have been linked in the past, not in terms of their comparative repugnance or harm but because of two basic connecting threads: the highly addictive nature of nicotine (making the user a "slave" to the product) and the moral turpitude of industries profiting while causing massive harm.
