Sentence examples for given a shadow from inspiring English sources

Some of these separate vectors are given a shadow register set for improved interrupt performance.

Produce that was consumed by household members or fed to livestock was given a shadow price equal to the income obtained if the produce were sold plus the relevant transportation costs.

II (S KELETONB RANCH): Given a shadow, the second step of Cross consists in generating, the skeleta-tree.

Three lamps on concentric rings circle the peg in the middle, giving a shadow to represent hours, minutes, and seconds.

If there are trees or bushes near the greenhouse location, ensure they do not give a shadow until late afternoon.

Don't Look Now is drenched with sex and displaced sexual longing, given a dark eroticism by the shadow of death.

We introduce an interactive modeling tool for designing (a) a smooth 3D normal field from the isophotes of a discretely shaded 2D image and (b) lifting the normal field into a smooth height field given a cast shadow.

He hopes to be given a good role (shadow chancellor, I wonder?) by whoever becomes Labour leader.

When Zola was too weak to defend herself, Nene had given her a shadow and sent her to Jibral as a spy.

As well as being the shadow health secretary, Healey has been given a role as the shadow cabinet champion of the south-east of England, and said the local elections showed that, if voters in the south-east desert the Lib Dems, they are more likely to switch to the Tories than to Labour.

Teller also gives a hand shadow performance of Shel Silverstein's "Unicorn," using as a prop the ladder on which Penn has been standing straitjacketed with his head in a noose.