Sentence examples for instructions for which from inspiring English sources

It is barely possible, however, to make Mr. Joisel's handsome rat, instructions for which can be found at http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/arts/JoiselRat.pdf.

But for some workers at Swiss bank UBS, dress code is not just a guide – it's a detailed set of instructions for which you may even need a ruler.

More importantly, all the components are open-sourced and can be built from scratch, even down to the circuit itself, the instructions for which can be found online (goo.gl/QEsfFv).

Genes are small sections of DNA that contain instructions for which chemicals - proteins - they should produce.

We have been told by the defendant he had a "reasonable excuse" for having the bomb-making instructions for which he was convicted in the first trial.

Your pen kit should include instructions for which pen components attach to which blanks.

Bakardy, for posting an online explanation of Teller's "A Rose and Her Shadow" routine and offering to sell instructions for it, which Teller had meticulously protected years earlier.

The DMFs also gave the participants psychological outcome questionnaires and an accelerometer with instructions for use, which were collected from the participant 7 days later by the researcher.

We have submitted the manuscript in accordance with the BMC Pediatrics instructions for authors, which asks for the methods section to be placed after the conclusions section (http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcpediatr/authors/instructions/researcharticle).

Patients should be given detailed instructions for use, which should include, the amount to be used, the duration that the medication would take to produce visible changes, as well as potential side-effects.

Though regulators paid most attention to the specific writing containing health claims and instructions for use, which was to be incorporated into packaging, other decisions about the material form, especially the size of the packaging appeared to act as 'stronger' scripts for eventual use, though these competed with existing eating practices and expectations.