Sentence examples for correct spacing from inspiring English sources
"Charlie and I didn't have the correct spacing.
macrocarpus needs to be "recognized" Correct spacing in Stephanomeria entries.
Key lead at 5. & 5' for Stylocline: change to:"...largest uppermost lvs... .. Delete the following statement at the end of species description of Stylocline citroleum: "Last collected in 1935" Correct spacing errors in Stylocline gnaphaloides description: space needed between (exc. midvein) membranous, side-to-side; disk, 14. common, between nwMex.
Using insights gleaned from high-performance computer simulations as well as from wind tunnel experiments, they determined that in the correct spacing, the turbines alter the landscape in a way that creates turbulence, which stirs the air and helps draw more powerful kinetic energy from higher altitudes.
Particular uncertainty exists in the placement and orientation of the scapulocoracoids, forelimbs and ribs in non-avian dinosaurs, while correct spacing between vertebrae (representing the volume occupied by the intervertebral discs) is similarly unknown.
Most of them are in a consecutive order joined by the conserved HC link sequences and equipped with the two cysteines and two histidines in the correct spacing.
Good marketing should not interrupt prospective students by buying their ears and eyeballs, but attract them with meaningful and relevant messaging purchased in the correct spaces.
The calculation of reference vector location is very important for SVM technique to obtain exact switching times and to determine correct space vectors.
The equilibrium solubility results determined are comparable with literature studies of the drugs in either HIF or SIF indicating that the DoE is operating in the correct space.
Despite the somewhat low resolution of the observed data set, this approach is sufficient for distinguishing the correct space group as well as producing an electron density envelope that fits the outlines of the monomer repeat.
Barron Equation (11) shows deviation from the correct space-time orientation, the velocity being a 3D unit direction vector.
