Sentence examples for figures to create a from inspiring English sources
In 2002, he partnered with industry figures to create a rival organization, the Ticket to Ride World Snowboard Tour, in an attempt to gain autonomy for a sport that, according to some, has often been treated as a ward of skiing.
The Super Mario Maker also includes Amiibo integration, letting you tap in your figures to create a special "costume Mario" that takes on the shape of whichever Amiibo you used (Nintendo showed a few throughout the demo, including Link and the Wii Fit Trainer).
Warburton assembles over 5,000 white CG figures to create a series of abstract symmetrical patterns in his signature minimalist style, reminiscent of James Turrell's light installations.
They used the figures to create an aggregate of how the balance between the generations has changed over the past 20 years.
The Home Office disputed whether the new estimates for online fraud and cybercrime should be added to the headline figure to create a new total, arguing that they were derived from trial data from a smaller sample and should be treated as first estimates rather than official statistics.
There is some lovely writing here, particularly a section in which a pizzicato dialogue between the string instruments is set against a plaintive piano figure to create an effect of considerable intensity.
Another high-profile figure to create an outcry was Mohan Bhagwat, head of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a right-wing Hindu organisation that has links to India's main opposition party, who suggested sexual assaults were caused by Western influences and did not happen in the "villages and forests of the country".
These simulations used sampled data to predict phylogenetic diversity for farmland (yellow; Figure 2) and the neighbouring forest (green; Figure 2) to create a thought experiment.
And some analysts think Foxconn is just biding its time, waiting for Apple to figure how to create a game-changing television product that will increase demand once again.
The remaining light of approximately 400 μW is phase modulated at 199 MHz (RF1 on Figure 7) to create a weak coherent state ((n approx10^{3}) photons per second).
