Sentence examples for in its pose from inspiring English sources

As invested as it is in its pose, La Esquina also cares about its ceviches, soups, tostadas, salads and main courses, including chipotle-glazed shrimp, spit-roasted chicken and steamed mussels.

When assembled in the structure, its pose ({varvec{p}_B}^{a(g)}) and ({mathbf {R}_B}^{a(g)}) is shown in the bottom-left plot.

The stockpile is at a warehouse at Sellafield in Cumbria, in defiance of warnings from scientists at the Royal Society a decade ago that in its present form it poses a major security risk, whether diverted for weapons or breached by terrorists.

"We've had [the Wankel] on exhibit in its death pose - basically in the position we found it - and a lot of people got to see it the way it was," says Pat Leiggi, director of exhibits at the Museum of the Rockies.

Many other animals that live in its habitat pose a threat to it.

By contrast, in its public pose, the Lao government in 2010 solemnly reported to Cites that "the potential threat to wild tigers caused by tiger farms is very high" and warned that they must not legalise any trade in the products of tiger farms because this might "allow smugglers to exploit loopholes and take opportunities to sell wild tiger products".

Left the ligand is in its best pose (RMSD = 0.32 Å), in the crystallographic binding pocket.

The findings, presented here at the Society of Toxicology's annual meeting, could lead to a better understanding of the risks the sinister organism and others in its family pose to people.

He shared with his hero Stravinsky a desire to distance himself from the previous generation's plush Romanticism by posing in its place a musical ideal of severe objectivity and mechanistic ­precision.

This strikes me as worthy of Conrad in its sharply posed oppositions, its temporal and geographic reach.

And the film, in its way, poses just one question: what distance to take (even unto exile) from the object of a mad love.