Sentence examples for in gid from inspiring English sources

Now, no doubt this store has accepted thousands of fake tens and twenties printed with the motto "In Gid We Tust" from a runny HP inkjet.

Upon receiving this message, each node checks if the node identifier value recorded in gid field is in its route path or not.

An outstanding example of Eliot's verse in Four Quartets is the passage in "Little Gidding" in which the poet meets a "compound ghost," a figure composite of two of his masters: William Butler Yeats and Stéphane Mallarmé.

It is also discussed the interplay between shape and strain fields with the inter-dot correlation that is revealed in the GID measurements and PL-emission spectra from QD arrays.

Protein degradation during in vitro GID was evaluated by SDS-PAGE and by measuring the nitrogen content of ultrafiltration (3 kDa) permeates before and after in vitro GID of model IFs.

A shortage of physicians (psychiatrists and other) competent in diagnosing GID contributes to treatment delays and restrictions.

It has even been argued that, in children with GID, like in homosexual or bisexual people, it is related to co-morbid psychiatric disorders (Carbone, 2008; Green, 1987), probably through a mechanism involving minority stress (Meyer, 2003).

Thomas Stearns Eliot, who was born in America in 1888, visited Little Gidding in May 1936 and later composed some of the most-quoted lines in modern English literature when he recalled the scene.

Whenever a packet from group X is ready to be sent to another group Y in contact, the GID of group Y will be recorded in the packet header.

TS Eliot, who did much to encourage the appreciation of Dante as a poetic model, has a Dantesque passage in "Little Gidding".

But the payoff is the joy at watching them choreograph "the complete consort dancing together," as T. S. Eliot writes in "Little Gidding".