Sentence examples for established library from inspiring English sources

Making the new minimum is no problem for the big guns in the industry, like Marvel Entertainment, DC Comics, Dark Horse and the like, which have an established library of characters and comic books already familiar to the public.

For those invested in the Apple ecosystem, an Apple TV might make more sense, especially if you have an established library from iTunes.

This framework utilizes: discretizations that achieve a second-order accurate level-set method on non-graded adaptive Cartesian grids for solving the associated free boundary value problem for surface diffusion; and an established library for the partitioning of the grid.

Ligands structurally and electrostatically similar to dopamine were screened from an established library.

We used established library construction and manipulation protocols as previously described [13], [14].

Transposable elements were investigated in the three genomes and transcriptomes using the previously established library [ 2].

It has rebuilt schools, a village, restored over 1,000 livelihoods, built a special needs school and established libraries.

There are, too, the lives of intellectuals and artists and thinkers; there are long established libraries and universities, orchestras, theatres and art galleries.

Exercising both ecclesiastical and political rule in Russia, Philaret reformed church administration, instituted a program to establish a divinity college in each diocese, and established libraries to upgrade theological scholarship.

In a statement, the group added: "What has been lost are the irreplaceable collections of reference and lending non-fiction books, covering every conceivable subject, giving that extraordinary breadth and depth of subject coverage that only long established libraries can provide.

The NMR spectra were assigned by comparison with established libraries reported in the literature [ 16], the Human Metabolome Data Base (HMDB) [ 17], by comparison with previous studies [ 18, 19], and with pure standards.