Sentence examples for entering and reading from inspiring English sources

Existing paper charts have a number of features which are desirable to preserve: portability, resilience to failure, and, for medically-trained personnel, the low cognitive load imposed by entering and reading data.

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In an odd intrusion into the artifice of the production, a woman in street clothes enters and reads the stage directions, turning the poetry of the final image into mundane prose.

Of particular interest is the ability to enter and read MIRIAM annotations (Minimal Information Required for the Annotation of Mathematical Models) and SBO (Systems Biology Ontology) references [ 27- 29] in user-selectable table and list format.

He pulled out a packet of newspaper articles from late October , 2001 soon after American forces entered Afghanistan, and read from an October 28th column by Maureen Dowd in the Times: "The Northern Alliance was looking ever more feckless, even mocking the American air strikes to a reporter, saying the gazillion-dollar bombs had had no impact on Taliban troops, except to embolden them".

Enter and read the Braille.

Since the animal inside the chamber is moving, we can infer that the difference between the oxygen reading entering and exiting the chamber are due to the animal breathing.

Eric King, deputy director of Privacy International, said the surveillance was the modern equivalent of the government entering someone's house and reading their diary, correspondence and journals.

Or you could have entered the Web and read only happy thoughts.

It was an audience-participation moment of Georgetown University's new interactive play, "The Race," in which spectators volunteer to enter an arena and read aloud a candidate's words from a pair of video prompters.