Sentence examples for either maker from inspiring English sources

On the Makerbase homepage, there's a search box that lets you search across the database by either maker or the project, as well as a list of featured makers such as Tracy Chou of Pinterest, Buster Benson of Locavore, Marques Brownlee of MKBHD, and Ayah Bdeir of littleBits, for example, as well as a list of featured projects.

After several iterations of optimization via weighting parameter adjustment, EVM was found to be more accurate than either MAKER or Mt3.5 predictions and was therefore used as the main annotation pipeline.

(Note: this correspondent has no family connections of any kind with either the makers of the Big Mac or anyone in Mayo).

Around forty persons, either policy makers working in the EU bodies, national ministries or pollution agencies, or people working for NGO's were approached and asked to review the policy briefs on decaBDE, HBCD and phthalates.

Yet Mr. Icahn's own record as a deal maker — either as a bidder or as a catalyst for a takeover — is spotty.

And when one husband passes on, either to his Maker or to some gold-digging bimbo, the long-lived polyandrist would still have the remaining man for mutual comfort and support.

But Mr. Hoagland, who is the director of the Institute for Information Storage Technology at Santa Clara University and who in the 1950's was one of the developers of the original I.B.M. Ramac hard-disk drive, recalls a computer technology era that began before either the chip maker Shockley Semiconductor or its first offspring, Fairchild Semiconductor, arrived on the scene.

That would doubtless destroy either acquired handset maker and any operating system it controls.

The relative weights for the minimum and maximum expected utilities can be thought of as reflecting either the decision maker's pessimism in the face of uncertainty or else her degree of caution (see Binmore 2009).

Maybe then in a few years, when those four million Internet access subscribers have either met their maker or come to their senses, the 80% of profits they once provided will be replaced by subscription revenues of a different, more defensible, kind.

So, if you're being seen as Wonder Women or miracle maker either at home or in the office, and you go along with it, be careful.