Sentence examples for high paper from inspiring English sources
She decided to shred the images and photograph the result, a 5ft high paper pyramid.
Of course, this is a junior high paper we're talking about, one that semi-regularly outperforms the local newspapers, TV news, etc., so to some degree a willing suspension of disbelief is required.
Then again, a few years ago, no Valley firms would invest in late stage Internet companies with the kinds of terms Milner was offering either– that is until Milner started doing it and locking in high paper valuation gains.
In order to test the effectiveness of this strategy, we conducted a randomised controlled trial, as part of a survey of gynaecologists, to determine if high paper quality increases the response rate to questionnaires.
Studies in paper industries with high paper dust levels have suggested that paper dust can be highly irritative, and such exposure has been linked to mucosal irritation, nasal symptoms, cough, wheezing, and exercise-induced asthma (Hellgren et al. 2001; Järvholm et al. 1988; Kraus et al. 2002; Torén et al. 1994).
STI were measured according to standard techniques [ 13, 15] from simultaneous recordings of an electrocardiographic lead, a phonocardiogram and a carotid pulse tracing at high paper speed (100 mm × s-1) using a Siemens-Cardirex® multichannel ink jet recorder (Siemens Medizintechnik, Erlangen, Germany) as previously described [ 16- 19].
The base of the Opal Spiral glass table lamp is 11 inches high and is capped by a 10-inch-high paper shade.
"We can look into his office," said ROBBIE VORHAUS, the head of the public-relations agency that spelled out its message in 4-foot-high paper letters in its windows facing Mr. Letterman's Ed Sullivan Theater.
The increase reflects higher costs for producing and delivering the newspaper, and higher paper costs, The Times said.
He was fortunate as his dad complained to the school and he was able to take the higher paper.
Owners want higher paper sales, more advertising and fancy websites, all done with smaller budgets and fewer staff.
