Sentence examples for concept of inserting from inspiring English sources

Some writers didn't even understand the concept of inserting an article like "a" or "an" before a noun.

Dr. Lambowitz's method could also give a shot in the arm to gene therapy, the concept of inserting corrective genes into patients to treat a wide variety of diseases.

Their concept of inserting interpretive dance sequences (Barbara was a dancer) in counterpoint with reminiscences of Amsterdam in 1943, while interesting in the abstract, detracts rather than gives resonance to the dramatic vignettes that form the core of the work.

The concept of inserting an uncemented femoral component is attractive to many surgeons, as the cementing procedure can induce cardiac arrhythmia and/or cardiorespiratory collapse (Parvizi et al. 1999).

Choose your method of inserting your table.

The concept of active inserts has been adopted in order to redistribute compressive stresses emerged in cutting disc during its operation.

inserted ← 0 {inserted denotes the number of inserted beats}.

As a proof of concept we have inserted the new IbPSO operon in two different broad-host range expression vectors, pIZ1016 and pSEVA424, under the control of Ptac and Ptrc promoters, respectively.

Circular motifs might actually be snap fasteners or beads, for example, arranged to provide a principal horizontal band, and the concept of triangles might be inserted with a type of sewing machine stitching.

The concept is to insert in SPH approximations of a strength medium the velocity and stresses determined at the contact point by Riemann solution, instead of mean values between velocities and stresses of basic and surrounding particles.

The language proposed in the budget would change that: it inserts the concept of detainer requests into the federal law that defines how local officials must coöperate with the federal government.