Sentence examples for express part from inspiring English sources
He wants to engineer them to express part of the Milky Way, translated into genetic code.Much of the "genetic" art produced today is more a criticism than a celebration of modern biologyBut as Martin Kemp, professor of art history at Oxford University, points out, much of the "genetic" art produced today is more a criticism than a celebration of modern biology.
Rather their strategies for harmonizing authorities discordant with each other and with their own views are part of a hermeneutic whose basic assumption is that these authorities are all seeking and attempting to express part of a single truth.
As an adult: Kraftwerk's Trans Europe Express (part of the band's The Catalogue world tour) at Sydney Opera house, the production and sensory experience was spell-binding.
The electron spectrometers on Venus Express and Mars Express (part of ASPERA-3 and 4, respectively) were designed with excellent energy resolution (ΔE/E=8%) specifically in order to examine the photoelectron spectrum.
The "Express" part of the spacecraft's name came because the mission took less than four years from conception to arriving at the planet, a record for the European Space Agency.
At TNT, a Dutch postal operator, shareholders won a battle to get the firm to separate its express business from its mail division, but the company added unpopular anti-takeover mechanisms to the express part.
"They feel like they can't express parts of themselves in their daily life or vanilla relationships or at work.
He explains in his magnificent voice: "Just as we use music to express parts of us that would otherwise be hidden, so too can we use technology to make visible much of nature's invisible world.
However, New York city theater director Parker (2012) echoes Aronson's view and expresses part of her role in terms that apply equally to a movie director.
This would suggest that the sign "+" functions as a sign of affirmation expressed by the operator "it is accepted that", while the term "exists" expresses part of the content of the judgement.
Dixon felt that the lyrics expressed part of the audience's unfulfilled desire to brag, while Waters later admitted that they were supposed to have a comic effect.
