Sentence examples for elaborate assembling from inspiring English sources

Projects range from elaborate (assembling a parquet-top picnic table from discarded planks of wood) to fairly simple (turning a piece of driftwood into a wine bottle stopper).

That's what the elaborate compositions assembled by Richard Leach, the pastry chef, recall.

In this work, we elaborated self assembled O15 and O25 UOC/pAdTLRGD polyplexes, and we studied the influence of the N/P ratio, the pH of the transfection medium and the salt concentration on the particle size and zeta potential by an orthogonal experimental design.

Parents liked to see boys assembling elaborate structures in their bedrooms; Lego is the top toy brand in Germany.

An elaborate set was assembled near the top station of the Canadian chairlift, taking three months to build.

Some reactions, such as those mediated by the tyrosine recombinases Cre and FLP, only require the recombinase and its cognate DNA binding sites, whereas others involve additional accessory proteins and assemble elaborate synaptic complexes that provide tight control over chemical and mechanical steps of the reaction.

STEP 1 In August, workers began assembling an elaborate scaffold to hold the brick-and-mortar facade upright even while supporting floors and walls were being removed.

The use of an alphabetical list allows the user to perform a more elaborate set of selections, assembling any given number of organism-specific databases from unfinished or complete genomes.

The process by which she assembles her elaborate outfits — with her panoply of necklaces and bracelets and her majestically, resonantly clashing layers — is akin to the filmmaker's editing.

Taking various cues from Adolf von Menzel's 1852 painting "The Flute Concert of Frederick the Great at Sans Souci," Mr. Fox assembled an elaborate musical soiree of a sort that might have occurred at the palace of Frederick, an avid amateur flutist and composer, filling the little stage with 20 singers and players.

Stacia Backensto, a master's student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks who studies ravens in the oil fields on Alaska's North Slope, has assembled an elaborate costume — including a fake beard and a potbelly made of pillows — because she believes her face and body are familiar to previously captured birds.