Sentence examples for keys to producing from inspiring English sources
Improvement in clay dispersion and clay-polymer interfacial interactions are keys to producing superior nanocomposites.
Instead of a mechanical system made of a reed and bellows, the Voder generated sounds with electricity; as with Kempelen's speaking machine, a human manipulated keys to produce words.
Recent tape recording techniques have even extended this flexibility into new domains, allowing singers to accompany their own voices in different keys to produce effects of duets or choruses composed electronically from one person's voice.
He played the harmonically misty passages in the second movement of the "Concord," where Ives directs that a piece of wood be pressed on the upper keys to produce a cluster chord.
Before you press the reformat button and hit the print keys to produce another version of the manuscript for a different journal, you may want to consider the rest of the comments.
Sometimes frustration and sadness consume me it takes a week or two of poking keys to produce a single article, and I cannot financially support myself at that pace.
At work, the key to producing something edible from a load of old crap is having access to a healthily stocked "dry stores", the kitchen equivalent of your home store cupboard.
It could be key to producing a definitive Welsh play by exploring what it means to be a part of the bilingual communities that make up more than a fifth of the Welsh population.
Muslin was the key to producing fake ectoplasm (the physical manifestation of spirits) during a seance – apparently when draped on wires, or even appearing from a medium's mouth, it looked like a wispy, translucent white spirit.
He based the movement on the belief that the key to producing more adult male readers was to let boys read what engaged them rather than forcing them to read specific selections.
The key to producing optical glass is rigid control of the refractive index, for which it is necessary to use highly controlled materials with impurity levels lower than the parts-per-million range.
