Sentence examples for design extremely from inspiring English sources
Two new pieces by in-house choreographers deal with architecture, either as an explicit subject ("Palladio") or as part of the stage design ("Extremely Close").
At the moment, the gathering is done by the FBI, whose director, Robert Mueller, vigorously opposes any idea to split off spying from policing, even though most spooks insist that spying and policing are often contradictory things.That battle is for the future, but similar vested interests are bound to make Mr Ridge's nice draft design extremely hard to put into practice.
Bringing these things together will not guarantee better intelligence, but it should be easier to spot trends and connections.Vested interests are bound to make Tom Ridge's nice draft design extremely hard to put into practiceFor now, the new department will merely analyse intelligence gathered by others.
System time delays and nonlinearities render closed loop control design extremely problematic.
Here we reconcile this pair of seemingly contradictory properties to design extremely tough and resilient hydrogels.
"We'll stick with what we do well: design extremely complex chips, make them cheap and bring them to market faster" than competitors, says Samueli, who co-founded Broadcom in 1991.
They're full-featured, beautifully designed, extremely popular.
It's hard to find — tell the cab driver it is an alley off of Carrer del Comte d'Urgell, and about a block from the Sant Antoni Market — but when you do, you'll be amazed that rates at this impeccably designed, extremely comfortable hotel start at around 60 euros.
The result indicates far-red adapting cyanobacteria as a useful source for designing extremely red-shifted fluorescent markers.
The implication is that composite structures with holes and notches must be designed extremely conservatively to ensure long lifetimes (> 100 h).
Thus, when designing extremely low-density marker panels (e.g. L384) allocating more markers at the ends of the chromosomes could be advantageous.
