Sentence examples for its own template from inspiring English sources

It is often pointed out that the simplest conceivable examples of a self-replicating evolving system, i.e. a replicase RNA which can copy itself, would be an example of dual genotype and phenotype, in that it is both replicator and its own template.

But last week, Johnson & Johnson appeared to abandon its own template, stunning a few business school professors.

The turn of the millennium offered its own template in Jason Statham, whose evolution from minor screen thug to global action star has brought him to "Parker," opening Jan . 25 in which he plays the title character, the celebrated career criminal dreamed up by the novelist Donald E. Westlake (writing as Richard Stark).

Because of this, Google "strongly encourages" developers to use its own template.

The fixator was slid over the K-wire and used as its own template for positioning of the humeral and ulnar screws [11].

Furthermore, by utilizing the theme metaphor, the scheme makes it easy to develop a web site with several design themes, each having its own template, graphics and style sheet characteristics.

If Word doesn't automatically point the file to its own templates folder, find the Templates, My Templates or Trusted Templates folder; the name varies by system and version of Word.

Because the platform is essentially web-based, you are also limited to HTML and CSS when it comes to styling your apps, and Google would prefer it if you didn't write any custom CSS and just stuck with its own templates.

Telomerase is an unusual polymerase because it contains its own RNA template as part of its structure.

Say, sender has its own cancelable template T CS and received the cancelable template T CR from receiver.

Every cluster has its own signal template that differs in the signal supports.