Sentence examples for having end from inspiring English sources

Or a movie studio that can change already distributed apps every time a new film comes out without having end users do anything.

CHEBI:50961 rotaxane A system in which at least one macrocycle encloses another, rod-like molecule (shaft) having end groups too large to pass through the ring opening, and thus holds the rod-like molecule in position without covalent bonding.

For Aristotle, as Skinner would portray him, rocks are conscious beings having end states which they so delight in procuring that they accelerate themselves in exaltation as they grow ever closer to attaining them.

The highest ratio of improvement in the load carrying capacity of strengthened beams compared with the control beam was 201% for strengthened beam with bottom NSM bars having end anchorage inclined by 45° while the lowest ratio was 142% for the same strengthened beam with side NSM.

The statistical values from the unpaired t-test were also considerably lower (Supporting Information, Table S1) than for the corresponding analogues having end carboxyl moieties.

Individuals reported as having end of year outcomes of drug free discharge and drop out were identified for the years 1998 to 2001/02.

"It would be selfish of people to worry about not graduating or not having end-of-the-year parties, when other people are digging through the rubble of their homes," she said.

In previous posts, I've discussed the importance of having end-of-life conversations in the midst of life, before a medical crisis.

Studies show that having end-of-life discussions and knowing that a loved one's wishes were followed help family members during the time of grieving.

It was Palin who charged that a provision of the law allowing Medicare to pay doctors for having end-of-life discussions with their patients would lead to government-run "death panels".

We excluded individuals whose questionnaire was completed by someone else on their behalf (n = 15,760), subjects who reported having end-stage renal disease, previous cancer, heart disease, stroke or emphysema (n = 136,785), and subjects reporting extreme daily total energy intake defined as more than two inter-quartile ranges above the 75th percentile or below the 25th percentile (n = 3583).