Sentence examples for devoted to release from inspiring English sources

This work deals with the heat exchanger devoted to release the thermal energy of the power cycle to the thermal sink.

On Tuesday Disney is scheduled to make a prominent presentation of its movies for the end of the year and beyond at a convention of theater owners inL as Vegas; the presentations, made by all of the big studios, are important because theater owners use them to judge how many screens to devote to releases.

This Saturday night, as part of the New York Film Critics Circle series devoted to films released in 1962, BAM will screen John Ford's Western "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," which I discuss in the video below.

It can be devoted to the release of organic residues such as CO, CO2 and NO x gasses [11].

Young fans will vote for the best film, video or DVD release for ages 2 to 6 and 7 to 12. Unlike other prominent children's film festivals, this one is unabashedly devoted to commercial releases.

Of all the studios, Paramount seems most likely to understand the opportunity here; they distributed Paranormal Activity and have since erected a new division, Insurge, devoted to developing and releasing low-budget films (they distributed The Devil Inside).

This week an entire episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" will be devoted to her album release party.

Not such serious fellows, they have been known to replicate the sounds of early Nintendo games and to release albums devoted to the subject of pizza.

Many sites devoted to new DVD releases (or just Easter eggs themselves) keep a running list of these buried treasures online.

Special attention is devoted to the description of release mechanisms and recent developments in modeling release which are essential for predicting nutrient release under real conditions and which can provide the technologists with tools for better design of CRFs.

The first Great Composers release is devoted to chamber music by Schubert.