Sentence examples for easy quality from inspiring English sources
It is not an easy quality to learn: my favorite Strauss performances are all from the German-speaking world.
More and more high-strength bolts have been used in steel structures in recent years because bolted connections have the advantages of fast construction and easy quality control.
Spain's demonstration of easy quality – worn through the goal celebrations with a desultory, almost embarrassed lightness; "Thank you, we're wonderful, please stop applauding" – provided an even more striking demonstration of how far Australian football has to progress before, as Postecoglou is fond of saying, it "bridges the gap" to the world's top 20 nations.
It's not an easy quality to define.
Using RNA-Seq data, seq2HLA provides a fast and easy quality control to validate annotation (both tumor and normal should have the same HLA type).
In addition to applying existing freely available software tools, new scripts have also been developed, e.g. to produce coverage plots, which show the number of reads overlapping each position in the reference genome for easy quality assessment, and to convert SAMtools output files into HaploGrep input files for convenient haplotype calling.
These are not easy qualities to capture in a memorial, but as the design for this one goes back for the complete reboot that it desperately needs, one possible starting place might be the little Steuben bowl that a committee of Cabinet officers people like John Foster Dulles and George Humphrey!—commissioned sixty years ago.
Hydrothermal and thermal decomposition make a better production with higher dispersion and easier quality control.
A one step coating approach would be highly advantageous, offering potential benefits on process time, easier quality control, materials cost, and process simplicity for facile scale-up.
These advantages contribute to a simpler construction management and an easier quality control, signifying that RFC is a promising technology in hydraulic engineering.
The firms' compliance with Kela's quality standards is probably the easiest quality factor to decrease because other quality factors (such as a firm's equipment or its premises) are likely to react more slowly to price regulation.
