Sentence examples for in a neat form from inspiring English sources
It's designed to embody Pi apps in a neat form factor that can sit on your desk or bedside table, with a built-in touchscreen and programmable buttons enabling the user to view and interact with Tingbot Pi apps (without having to first faff around combining Pi hardware with a display accessory or other hardware themselves).
It's designed to embody Pi apps in a neat form factor that can sit on your desk or bedside table, with a built-in touchscreen and programmable buttons enabling the user to view and interact with Tingbot Pi apps (without having to first faff around combining Pi hardware with a display accessory or other hardware themselves).
Second, sometimes the term does not appear in a neat form like 'metabolism involving X', but in an implicit form, from which alone nothing can be said about whether the term is lipid related, and details about the process have to be known before decisions can be made.
Ice cubes and snow on Earth all develop in crystalline form, with the water molecules stacking in a neat pattern.
The solution is in an extremely neat form represented by a symmetric operator matrix, a Hankel matrix and the controllability matrix of the matrix pair (A, B).
In its neat form, the copolymer exhibits a semicrystalline matrix, where the PVdF constituent crystallises partially.
Probably the best advice, says Blanc, is to get used to the milks in their neat form – cow's, goat's, soy, rice, almond and oat and so on – before attempting to be brave.
Thereby, several rare earth metal oxides were tested in their neat form as well as supported on carriers with high surface areas such as alumina, titania, tetragonal zirconia and charcoal.
The physicochemical and electrochemical properties of 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium ferrocenylsulfonyl- trifluoromethylsulfonyl -imide (BMIm ferrocenylsulfonyl- trifluoromethylsulfonyl -imideolved in electrolytes and compared to 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium bis(triferrocenylsulfonyl- trifluoromethylsulfonyl -imideene (Fc).
Karl Weick, a psychologist noted for his insights into organizational behavior, put it this way: "Small wins do not combine in a neat, linear, serial form with each step being a demonstrable step closer to some predetermined goal". Bottom line: Don't overestimate your planning ability or expect an incremental success strategy to have an immediate, dramatic impact.
