Sentence examples for for which we created from inspiring English sources

Then we graduated in '92, and we participated in a contest in the south of France, for which we created our first couture collection together.

In the second year of the degree, in the CAD I course, the one for which we created the experience described here, students have to develop the abilities needed to draw with CAD applications and to improve their skills and capabilities for engineering technical drawings, using mainly the 2D drawing module of a CAD commercial software package.

That's the story this week on Moyers & Company, for which we created this extended preview clip -- Consider it a crash course on Ralph Reed.

Missing data were very low for most variables and therefore were not considered in the analyses, with the exception of low income, for which we created a category labelled "Missing" to prevent a significant drop in the sample size.

Less than 8% of cases and controls had missing values for any variables except BMI and duration of expulsive efforts, for which we created a specific missing value indicator variable for regression analyses.

Yet another file provides the searches with all the profiles, which we created for this work (either PSI-BLAST or HMM) against the NR database from May 23 rd 2012.

However, the Nutrition Environment Measures Survey (NEMS) instrument used in the U.S. [ 25, 28] provided ideas for conceptualizing the survey instruments, which we created with the assistance of our local Chinese collaborators at the Kunming Medical University.

Both songs address personal responsibility for that which we create and leave behind: "Careful the things you say/Children will listen".

"The fatherland is the 'republic,' which we create for ourselves.

The results of this notebook form the basis on which we create the functions for the C++ code.

This defect drives individuals to engage in activities of behavioral excess, which will increase brain dopamine function, for which we have created the term reward deficiency syndrome (RDS) to categorize such biological influences on behavior.