Sentence examples for items currently in from inspiring English sources
The new building would expand the exhibit space from 6,000 square feet in a warren of low-ceilinged rooms to more than 30,000, enabling the display of many items currently in storage because of a lack of space.
Then that new average foraging return rate should be compared with the profitability of the third highest profitability item and so on until all remaining potential prey have lower profitabilities than the average foraging return rate with all the items currently in the diet.
"When these types of price increases are implemented, our stores are instructed to re-ticket all items currently in our inventory to match the prices on the tags for all in-coming merchandise".
Note that this RT difference may be framed better as a repetition benefit for an operation performed on the item currently in the FoA.
We anticipate that certain items may need to be added for certain topic or design specific areas, while in other situations some of the items currently included in QUADAS may not be relevant and may need to be removed.
These items, currently available in stores, range from cycling gear to power tools and Halloween outfits.
And speaking of time, Kalra reports he has much more of it now that PurchasingCenter.com has hit its stride with more than 80,000 items currently listed in its online catalog.
Therefore, the CDA may provide a measure of the number of items currently held in VWM for tasks without any explicit memory requirement, providing insights into the cognitive processes underlying these tasks.
Let's have a look at some of the items currently on sale in the John Lewis gift department.
But we also remember how relatively small a piece of girlhood real estate was owned back then by the Disney Corporation, before the year 2000's marketing blitz that led to the creation of the four-billion-dollar "Princess franchise" and, ultimately, the onslaught of over 26,000 Disney princess items currently being sold in the children's market.
There remains a paucity of work that examines the conceptual, operational, or psychometric equivalence of items currently measuring unmet health needs in languages other than English.
