Sentence examples for clean releases of from inspiring English sources
The technique has also been used to censor words or phrases for "clean" releases of explicit songs.
Doubts on the purity of the substrates prompted another study, which provided a reliable preparative method for the phosphate (X = OPO32–) and esters (X = OAc), rendering 33 an ideal candidate for a fast and clean release of phosphates.
Practice the motion, try to get it as smooth as possible, getting a clean release of the card.
With pits measuring 20 feet or more across, a successful toss requires a clear back swing, a clean release and a surprising amount of oomph.
You also want a clean release, so try and keep as little of your fingers touching the dart as possible.
Mr. Jacob of BMW said his team made sure the i3 had "nice clean release lines" for that air.
Of course, these statements are contingent on a clean and viable release of the cells or effective collection of lysed cellular products, both challenges in their own right.
The crabs must have been "clean" when released because none of their natural ribbon worm predators have yet been reported from this non-native area.
A further use of backmasking is to censor words and phrases deemed inappropriate on radio edits and "clean" album releases.
The original footage was remastered, and was seen as such an improvement that it inspired the subsequent clean-up and re-release of all of "Original Series" episodes.
On Friday he leads his Petit Orchestre, a chamber group that includes the violist Tanya Kalmanovitch and the trumpeter Herb Robertson; on Sunday he celebrates the release of "Guewel" (Clean Feed), an album inspired by the music of Senegal, with players like the cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum and the French horn player Mark Taylor.
