Sentence examples for face outer from inspiring English sources

No power on Earth could move me to start cooking lunch if I have to face outer screaming from small children.

Previous reports of en face imaging have shown a positive correlation between en face outer retinal structure and visual acuity [13, 14].

The far side of Inner Brass (the closer of the two) has a pristine and secluded strip of beach that faces Outer Brass, which has caves on its far side that are great for snorkeling.

The correction by rule-based optical proximity correction, which only takes into account the distance to the facing outer and inner edges, is reaching its limit at 65 nm node.

Specifically designed tests of single- and triple-span fully profiled panels with steel faces (outer fully profiled and inner lightly profiled) and polyisocyanurate cores were conducted to investigate the response with regards to stiffness and initial failure, which are critical for serviceability limit states.

Start out by carefully stringing some multi-colored lights a little below the top of the fence and facing the outer side.

They face neither outer nor inner obstacles, experience and overcome no adversity, face no consequences for any of their apparently audacious actions (such as begging in a train station for money that they'd use to buy an electric guitar).

Cut two squares (or whatever shape you want) of identical size, face the outer designs inwards, stitch the pieces together along three sides leaving an inch from the edge, then turn the new cover inside out, stuff and sew up.

Preserving its values in the face of outer temptations and negative influences often leads to a withdrawal into a community that supports what it perceives to be its holy mandate.

These tissues face the outer environment directly and therefore they may differentiate functionally and pleiotropically to adjust to environmental changes.

Interestingly, the density of fibers docking the structure to the ventral membrane is much higher on the side of the ring facing the outer plaque, relative to the inner side.