Sentence examples for key guides from inspiring English sources

This section includes key guides and official reports.

The model density values returned from both the homogeneous and heterogeneous, geologically constrained geophysical inversion modeling are the key guides for improving the 3D geologic model.

By the end of the first lesson (and helped by key guides, or "cheaters," which line up with the piano keys), I was playing "Ode to Joy," which unfortunately went for naught because Joy wasn't in the class.

Unilever's key guiding principles quickly came to the fore.

· The AA Key Guide to London retails at £14.99.

In addressing the United Nations Security Council recently, Terje Roed-Larsen, the special envoy here, called parallelism "a key guiding principle" of the new plan.

Within a year, "Restoring Japan's Economic Growth," the monograph that fleshed out his argument more thoroughly, became a key guide to Japanese economic and financial policy.

It was Mrs. Basinger who, having joined the staff as a teaching assistant in 1969, acted as a key guiding force in designing the fully developed film studies major that was finally established in the 1980's.

In a nutshell, the curriculum framework is underpinned by six key guiding principles which advocate learning through an integrated approach, play, and interactions with the support from teachers in six learning areas for the holistic development of children.

Importantly, the spatial variations in density returned in the heterogeneous rock unit inversion modeling serve as a key guide showing where in the 3D geologic model specific rock units should be thickened or thinned.

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