Sentence examples for fetch for a from inspiring English sources

This concept leads to the specification of an equivalent fetch for a hurricane which enables the use of fetch limited growth relations for the prediction of the significant wave height within a hurricane.

Figure 19 Relative energy consumption of fetch for (a) mips and (b) motion.

Here are some easy warm-up methods to try: Play fetch for a few minutes.

The highest price fetched for a single lot of items was $1 million for a collection of spare Solyndra solar modules, according to Mr. Dove.

Hong Thaimee, the chef and owner of this unassuming Thai restaurant in the East Village, is not only unusually fetching for a chef (the former model looks a decade younger than her thirty-six years), but, having worked the kitchens of Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Spice Market and Chiang Mai's Mandarin Oriental, she knows her way around a chili glaze.

By Shauna Lyon Hong Thaimee, the chef and owner of this unassuming Thai restaurant in the East Village, is not only unusually fetching for a chef (the former model looks a decade younger than her thirty-six years), but, having worked the kitchens of Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Spice Market and Chiang Mai's Mandarin Oriental, she knows her way around a chili glaze.

Mark Rothko's Orange, Red, Yellow has been sold for $86.9 million £53.8mm) - the highest price ever fetched for a piece of contemporary art at auction.

to fetch for herself a quartern of gin.

Another coup for the house was its sale on Nov. 28 in London of Picasso's "Acrobat and Young Harlequin," which brought $38.45 million, the highest price fetched for an artwork in 1988.

Case 1: "Simple object fetch for human" is used as a starting example on fulfilling an explicit goal of robot fetching a book for its human master.

This result is consistent for all modeled clearcut swaths forest canopy interfaces, suggesting that CO2 flux measurements using the eddy-covariance technique require a larger fetch for forest flux towers than previously thought.