Sentence examples for it took the current from inspiring English sources
On missile defense, the platform charges that "it took the current Administration just one year to renege on the President's commitment to modernize the neglected infrastructure of the nuclear weapons complex a commitment made in exchange for approval of the New START treaty.
To account for differences arising from cell size, these currents were normalized by the estimated capacitance of the cell, estimated by: C = τ ∗ gin with τ the time it took the current to reach 1/e of its amplitude (absolute value) at the termination of the depolarization step.
An appetizer of ricotta dumplings is gone, and good riddance: it took the current push to contrive ever-softer gnocchi and gnudi to a near-liquid point of overkill.
For all the huffing and puffing it took, the current deal is merely a down payment on the deficit reduction needed.
It took the current criminal justice system two years and seven months to sentence Kushniruk.
It takes the current data coming from the lens and runs it through a matrix of nine filters that you can compare in real time.
However, it's not without it's caveats: it only takes the current URL and sends it to your phone, this means that if you're on a site that has form data or an indirect URL, you will probably be met with a different (error) page.
She's waited more than three times as long as it took the Senate to confirm Attorney General John Ashcroft under President George W. Bush, and twice as long as it took the Senate to confirm current Attorney General Eric Holder.
Because of the large amounts of data involved, it takes the agency's current computers weeks to process what the Tradeworx system can do in a day.
The one-step lookahead policy of RBSC outperforms the other two policies since it not only take the current reward into account but also analyzes the state transition probability of each relay.
It did make the sedan, which was designed in Japan, and the coupe, which was planned in the United States, more distinct from each other -- the same course it took with the current two-door and four-door Accords.
