Sentence examples for consists in taking from inspiring English sources
It consists in taking into account the vertical velocity at the sea surface.
The application of this method consists in taking into account the uncertainties on the soil tillage forces.
The cornerstone of the construction consists in taking advantage of the fact that the Green Naghdi theory of type II for thermo-elastic solids has a Hamiltonian structure.
The challenge consists in taking into account a wide range of geometries combining thin and periodic structures with the possibility of multiple nested scales.
The series called "Photo Sculptures," never before exhibited, reflects a new direction for the artist, which consists in taking two-dimensional images and transposing them into three-dimensional objects.
This involves the physics of heteroepitaxy, an aspect of the growth process which consists in taking advantage of complementary freedom degrees as substrate choice and introduction of buffer layers to optimize heterointerfaces.
I completed an MA in economics in the process, which consisted in taking the first year PhD courses and the political economics second year sequence.
One of her duties consisted in taking care of children of the tribe in the absence of their mothers, for although none of the children might formerly venture to enter, their mothers would bring them into these huts whenever they had jungle-work before them and had a burden to carry upon their homeward journey.
Thus, while judgments and emotions consist in taking either a positive or a negative stance, the value of a presentation is always positive, but comes in degrees: some presentations are of higher value than others.
5 True mercy will consist in taking care that citizens may not deserve to be banished from their country, in keeping them from folly and deceptive pleasures, in establishing peace and harmony; not in being indulgent to crime and tolerant of offences, and in allowing them a temporary gratification at the expense of inevitable evil in the near future.
The manipulation consisted in taking all the birds out of their cage and placing them in a box (48×33×15 cm) equipped with net openings and wood shavings on the floor.
