Sentence examples for items with its from inspiring English sources

It will mark down select vintage clothing, including secondhand shorts for $25 and tees for $10, and items with its own label will be discounted up to 90 percent.

Under its new moniker, The Orange Chef is gearing up to launch a whole range of connected kitchen items — with its next product after the scales likely to be a smart "visual" thermometer that will tell the user whether their steak is cooked, for instance, rather than just providing basic temperature data.

It was popular as a cagebird, despite its reputation for damaging items with its beak.

Correlations of each of the items with its own dimension were all higher than the threshold value of ≥ 0.40.

Specifically, 57 cases were examined, i.e. the correlation of each of the 19 items with its hypothesized scale compared to the correlation with the three competing scales.

Keeping your desk organized isn't just about designating a home for each item, it's also about training yourself to associate each item with its new home and leave it there at the end of the day.

On the other hand, when a node selects the node from the youngest item as the next node to communicate with (via selectNodeselectNode it falls in to the trap of exchanging information with the same node over and over again; when a node selects items to send, it always adds an item with its own clique weight; this item is going to become the youngest item in the view of the recipient.

They list the item with its price, and shoppers can click a "buy it now" button to purchase it just as they would on a more traditional site like Amazon.

It was calculated as multiplying the importance of an item with its frequency [Impact Score = Frequency  × Importance). The impact score of 1.5 or above was considered satisfactory as recommended [ 22, 29].

A computer technician worked nearby with a digital camera, photographing each item with its catalog number conspicuously displayed alongside.

When a theft does occur, we make every effort to reunite a stolen item with its owner.