Sentence examples for cards are described from inspiring English sources
Cards are described as "an evolution of annotations," the company explains, noting that they'll continue to serve the same purpose of the earlier product – that is, offering viewers more information, or connecting them to related content, for example.
The cards are described as having "an artful blend of magical fantasy and reality".
The interest rate for credit cards is described as the APR, or annual percentage rate.
SD card- The results obtained for the 16 MB Cannon SD card are described in this section.
SDHC card - The results obtained for the 4 GB SanDisk SDHC card are described in this section.
Fig. 32 Initialization: input sequences and response patterns Fig. 33 Input data with response pattern for multiblock write operation to SD card Fig. 34 Single block read mode input command and data response from SD Fig. 35 Multiblock read mode input command and data response from SD. MicroSD card- The results obtained for the 2 GB microSD card are described in this section.
The sources of chemicals, printing, and reagent deposition process used in assembling the 12-lane test card are described in previous publication, 25 with the exception of lanes that test for aspirin and sulfadoxine and a cobalt thiocyanate test modified by the presence of a basic buffer.
The debit card was described as a new product that would make it possible to spend virtual currencies anywhere Visa cards were taken.
Drastic Decrease in Freight Transport This Wild Card was described as: "Freight transport drastically decreases thanks to a widespread use of additive manufacturing (3D printing) and/or molecular manufacturing, which enable local production (at home or nearby)".
This Wild Card was described as: "Freight transport drastically decreases thanks to a widespread use of additive manufacturing (3D printing) and/or molecular manufacturing, which enable local production (at home or nearby)".
The final pull-out scene of the movie, immediately before the end-title card, was described by the directors as the most difficult scene in the history of Disney animation.
