Sentence examples for bit providing from inspiring English sources
A bubble traveling in a channel represents a bit, providing us with the capability to simultaneously transport materials and perform logical control operations.
Flip Tricks attempts to codify the phenomenon a bit, providing more durable bottles and spelling out head-to-head or solo challenges.
The discovery does not dramatically change the general picture of human evolution, but it complicates it a bit, providing new evidence that there were many distinct, and largely isolated, human species existing simultaneously, and competing with one another in a harsh environment marked by advancing and retreating ice sheets.
" Mr. Collins, the poet, said that while the influx of boldface names had somewhat glamorized the conference, the effect had also been to democratize it a bit, providing a spotlight not just for novelists and poets, as other conferences do, but also for screenwriters, playwrights, cartoonists and actors.
The discovery does not dramatically change the general picture of human evolution, but it complicates it a bit, providing new evidence that there were many distinct, and largely isolated, human species existing simultaneously and sometimes competing with one another in a harsh environment marked by advancing and retreating ice sheets.
When in use the case folds a bit, providing a bit of a stand as the iPad can rest against the back of the keyboard.
"A blog is a way to humanize the retailing experience online a little bit, provide a friendlier voice and present more of a personality in dealing with customers".
That tells you to dumb it down a bit, provide more background context or say it again in a different way.
The use of an array bit provides support to internal product techniques that verify the similarity between two scenarios in the classification layer.
The bit provided big laughs, just as "Modern Family" provided plenty of Emmy wins.
Regardless, the psychology bit provides some real measure of horror, and also boosts your rooting interest.
