Sentence examples for items articles from inspiring English sources
In particular, metal allowed the fashioning of many small items, articles of a size awkward to make of bone or horn, such as pins, fishhooks, and awls.
Requested production rates of sales items, or alternative prefabricated modules in stock, are "broken down", exploded, to create the need for components, for all underlying items (articles) in the Bill of Material.
The Factiva database of print media was searched for all items (articles, editorials, letters) in 12 New Zealand newspapers (11 dailies and 1 Sunday paper) from January 2000 to 31 December 2005.
The use of formaldehyde, in Brazil [ 8], is permitted for high level disinfection of critical and non critical items articles, such as dialysis machines and reused dialyzers; drains and tubes in general, catheters; laparoscopes; artroscopes and ventiloscopes, acrylic grafts.
The Jackson Daily News even ran a headline in 1919 announcing "John Hartfield Will Be Lynched by Ellisville Mob At 5 O'Clock This Afternoon" (a New Orleans States Item article about the same event proclaimed, "3,000 To Burn Negro").
The electronic archives characterize these items as "articles," "front page articles," "editorials," and "letters to the editor".
Table 1 Statistics of the DBpedia datasets Datasets No. of items Wikipedia articles 2,866,994 Disambiguation entries 226,978 Categories entries 339,112 WordNet classes 124 Articles linked to WordNet classes 497,797 Infobox records 19,230,789.
Suboptimal scores were present for three QUADAS items: 7 articles without an interval between CT and PFT (item 4), 9 articles without an indication whether CT quantification was blinded to PFT (item 10) and 13 articles without an indication whether PFT was blinded to CT quantification (item 11).
Some blog items and articles have suggested that customers would back away from using RSA's SecurID tokens.
In July, the magazine Fast Company ran a lengthy piece about the downside of bottled water that spurred a flurry of blog items and articles.
Mr. Mouleff, 36, was charged under the Terrorism Act provision that cites "possession of items or articles connected to the commission, preparation or instigation of terrorism".
