Sentence examples for crude paper from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the mother of a South Philadelphia fifth grader who was publicly searched for bringing a crude paper gun to school said officials went too far.
"It's about how artists contend with the everyday". An installation by Emily Roysdon, for example, features individuals engaged in various activities around New York City, wearing a crude paper mask that bears the likeness of '80s artist David Wojnarowicz -- the artist whose film, "A Fire in My Belly," was the source of anti-gay controversy at the Smithsonian Institution back in 2010.
Nevertheless, Parker and Stone wanted the show to maintain its crude paper look; for example, they specifically asked for the night sky in this episode to look like a black piece of paper with holes cut into it for stars, just as it was in the pilot episode.
To improve distillates quality in spite of the changes in the input crude oil composition, this paper details a new design of a control strategy in a conventional crude oil distillation plant defined using formal interaction analysis tools.
The renderings were crude, like paper cutouts: the graphic sophistication of a nineteen-nineties video game.
"It was very difficult to draw for the crude pulp paper, but he was a master at getting the most out of the format".
Armed with crude forged papers and drilled in a smattering of patois -- enough to pass muster with the incurious German garrison -- they circulate cautiously around the village and help out in the fields.
In this paper, crude oil distillation is analyzed and a crude oil distillation model for an energy saving design is developed.
In this paper, crude oil from a reservoir in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was characterized using the Peng Robinson Equation of State (PR-EOS) to arrive at one EOS model that accurately describes the PVT behavior of crude oil produced from the different wells in the reservoir.
The giant machines had been left in the parking lot labeled with pieces of loose-leaf paper — crude black marker denoting the contents: "8 x 10".
Computer graphics was introduced in the early 1950s with the display of data or crude images on paper plots and cathode-ray tube (CRT) screens.
