Sentence examples for kind properly from inspiring English sources

Machines of this kind, properly enclosed, have produced potentials of about 13,000,000 volts (13 megavolts).

Since such devices are theoretically capable of transforming any kind of matter into any other kind, properly controlled nanotech can turn the earth into a veritable Garden of Eden.

To discriminate kinds properly, we need to examine the semantic criteria (yin) or grounds (gu) that determine the proper use of the words or phrases that denote them, and not rely only on structural parallels with other words or phrases.

Propositional knowledge, to the limited extent that it is addressed, is implicitly explained terms of the ability to distinguish kinds properly: To know that a is F is to know to distinguish a as the kind of thing denoted by the term 'F'.

The right workflow must have been selected for the right kind of properly formatted data.

Some kind of properly funded support system and regulation is needed.

Then came the American-led invasion to bring about "regime change," an experiment in political transformation that was scarred from the start by its shortsightedness and its lack of any kind of properly thought-out postwar reconstruction plan.

But now that it's out – most things come out in the end – we need to know who knew what so that the routine claims since Snowden broke cover that Tempora and its kind are properly accountable can be exposed for the self-serving deceits they probably are.

Jews (like, for instance, Kobi Snitz, or myself) who want to tear down the barriers and create some kind of properly equal settlement hardly warrant a mention.

"Part of growing as coaches is handling all those kind of experiences properly," Vermeil said.

"What happened in Marseille and in other French towns is not the fault of fans, but about the inability of police to organise this kind of event properly".