Sentence examples for fully highlighted from inspiring English sources
In addition the park is planning to establish a Tlingit longhouse near its main office, where Tlingit culture would be fully highlighted and also facilitate holding of cultural events.
The brick in the list should be fully highlighted in blue, this means that you have selected it.
The extent of his folly would be fully highlighted a day later, when Matt Ryan led the Falcons down the field for a game-winning field goal against Seattle with even less time left on the clock.
In those meetings, agency officials "have come in with our white papers fully highlighted, line by line, to discuss it," said Alon Hillel-Tuch, co-founder and chief financial officer at RocketHub, a crowdfunding site that lets people and businesses raise money through donations or by offering rewards.
Wavelet transform makes a multi-scale analysis of functions or signals by expansion, translation operations, so that some characteristics can be fully highlighted.
She added: "We did improve our revenue and billing processes and this was fully audited and highlighted in our annual report in 2011".
For example, while initial topological measures showed that the rail network is almost fully connected, dynamical measures highlighted hub nodes that experience disproportionately large traffic.
The significant genes of the previous update are visualized with orange diamonds; the significant genes of the current field-synopsis are visualized in yellow whereas the genes required for a fully connected subnetwork are highlighted in blue (TP53, PMEL, ITGA7 and ITGA9; Figure 5).
The new appendix is a good addition to the manuscript, although I don't fully follow why "open.Rprofile" is highlighted as code?
The predicted interacting dynamics of the gas, particle and tube were highly complex and highlighted the value of fully resolving the flow around the large object.
In a recent study [7] it is highlighted that even a fully specified animal model using considerable pedigree information may produce inflated heritabilities due to common nest effects, when these are considerable.
