Sentence examples for initially perfect from inspiring English sources
"Ruby Sparks," an ingenious and delightful variation on the Pygmalion myth, toys whimsically with these questions, as the initially perfect relationship between a neurotic author and his sprung-to-life fictional creation goes through changes.
Initially, perfect channel estimation and no carrier frequency offset are assumed while later the effects of these implementation inaccuracies are taken into account.
This paper considers the statistical distribution of natural frequency splits for an initially perfect ring with different types of random mass imperfection.
For glulam columns with length of 1100 mm, buckling failure and significant lateral deflection near the mid-height were observed in initially perfect columns, as shown in Fig. 2d.
The capacity of columns with crack pattern DC is 9.9% lower than that of initially perfect columns, and the lateral deflection at peak point is much less significant than that of columns without initial cracks.
And the decreasing ratios of the capacity of glulam columns are presented in the figure, which are calculated by dividing the decrease of capacity caused by the cracks to the capacity of initially perfect columns.
The quickest way to get height in a garden's first year is to grow annuals: sweet peas, morning glories, thunbergia (black-eyed susan), climbing beans, nasturtiums (not all nasturtiums climb, so check it says so in the varietal description), cucumbers and climbing courgettes, and squash such as red kuri (it may need tying in to persuade it to climb initially) are perfect.
Similar to most flowering plants, maize initially produces perfect flowers with both reproductive organs; however, the stamens abort in the ear and the carpels abort in the tassel.
The psychological pattern with which McCain seems most comfortable holds him initially suspended in perfect tension between principle and ambition; the tension slackens, he slides into a betrayal of his ideals, and then he undergoes a searing period of repentance that ends in a renewed commitment to do what is right regardless of the consequences.
Yeovil's fans initially blocked this perfect view as they gathered on the touchline to watch United warm up, Rooney being greeted with some jeers but also plenty of applause.
The search giant's founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, initially concentrated on perfecting a technology (search) that could change the world, without worrying about a business model, which came much later (in the form of advertising).
