Sentence examples for before it is inserted from inspiring English sources

Tells how Dr. Vizetelly and his assistants seize upon a new word, trace its history, definition, and origin before it is inserted... Discusses several of the so-called modern words such as whoopee which may be found in Shakespeare's works; flapper which was used by Elizabetheans in the Seventeenth century.

Before it is inserted in the manifesto, public opinion has to change, and then people have to vote for the manifesto if it is in it.

Also on the horizon is a single standard lens that, instead of being customized before it is inserted into the eye, is fine-tuned with the laser after implantation, allowing the most precise vision possible.

If your face is not parallel to the floor, the saline solution will spill out of the lens before it is inserted.

Even a slight pressure on the edges of the glass can cause it to crack, so be very careful working with the glass before it is inserted into the door.

Miguel A. DeGrandy, a lawyer for the Republican Party, requested that Republican observers inspect each ballot before it was inserted into the machine.

The Getty's ibis had itself been mummified — perhaps as a sacrifice to the god Toth, whose head was an ibis — before it was inserted into the human corpse.

The neomycin strategy allows researchers to make sure that the gene is functioning properly before it's inserted into a cow, he says.

The sequence of the amplified DNA was checked before it was inserted between the two tet-inducible T7 promoters of vector pZJM, containing a gene for phleomycin resistance (ble).

Women typically had to visit the pharmacy to physically pick up the LARC device before it was inserted, which could be a barrier for young women without good access to transportation.

In addition, the sunset hour angle is given by equation (5): (5) ω s = arccos [ − tan · tan ] The result of Ra is in MJ m−2 min−1 and had to be converted to the corresponding equivalent evaporation by multiplying Ra by 0.408 before it was inserted in equation (1).