Sentence examples for covers basically from inspiring English sources

Although the British director's film covers basically the same terrain as Halperin and Wallace's book, its final effect is more unnerving.

That covers basically any scanner included in modern all-in-one printers at virtually every price point.

For room fires, the domain for radiation heat transfer covers basically the wall, ceiling, and floor surfaces, the surfaces of all material contents, and the volume of gas and particulate medium bounded by the solid surfaces.

Using the Swedish Cancer Registry, which covers basically all cancer cases in Sweden for 1970 2002, we disclosed a 2.8-fold2.8-folde (2.6-fold for men and 3.5-fold for women) in the incidence of tonsillar cancer in the Stockholm area (12 ), where 25%30%% of all patients in Sweden with tonsillar cancer are treated.

Enemies scurry about outside cover, basically daring you to shoot them.

The developed simulation model of the LPGFS embedded into a polymer composite must cover basically the modification of its transmission spectrum caused by polymer refractive index characteristics, firstly with no applied mechanical loads and secondly by considering the mechanical stress induced in the optic fibre by the polymer embedment.

"We covered basically the entire Eastern portion of the City of Erie," Ewing told HuffPost.

"I don't feel that discussing a murder or disappearance is immoral," says Aaron of the Generation Why podcast, one of my very favorite podcasts that has covered basically every single interesting true crime case that has ever existed across its 159-episode run.

Strategies that have been pursued cover basically the whole spectrum of the immune repertoire, such as vaccines against tumorigenic viruses (7), vaccinations with tumor cells or tumor-associated antigens (TAAs) (8), pulsing of patients' antigen-presenting cells (9), and activating antitumor immunity via blockade of immune checkpoints (10) to passive immunotherapy with monoclonal antibodies (11).

I'm not sure why I'm saving them -- including a black-and-aqua triangle top that basically covered less skin than those clear plastic rings that hold six packs of soda together.

"Having a safety cover is basically like having a trampoline over your pool," Mr. Del Negro said.