Sentence examples for labor to prepare from inspiring English sources

Overall, it took about 1000 hours of nearly continuous labor to prepare and scan each brain slice and the researchers obtained more than 7400 slices in all, they report online today in Science.

In addition to all of this work of paraphrasing and commenting, in which Albert labored to prepare a kind of unified field theory of medieval Christian intellectual culture, he also wrote a number of works in which he developed his own philosophical-scientific-theological vision.

Towards that end, preparations are being made on both sides of the labor dispute to prepare for the "lockout year".

[C7.] The pilots' union at Delta Air Lines said that it had received $10 million from its parent labor group to prepare for a potential strike against the carrier as early as next week.

By turning a chore - ie: the labor needed to prepare her book's summertime Friday night dinner menu - into a focused effort of passion and intention, we can cook our way out of the week's professional frying pan and into a family-bonded transitional night of something deliciously higher.

These approaches have limitations, including the time and labor required to prepare and handle mRNA from clinical samples and their expense.

Shake flasks are also simple and easy to run at larger working volumes (10 ~ 100 mL) typically without monitoring and controlling pH values and dissolved oxygen (DO) levels, but they are relatively labor intensive to prepare and require fairly bulky shakers (Büchs 2001).

Hours of labor are required to prepare it for each new guest, as freshly chopped firewood, water, propane and other supplies must be hauled up the mountain.

TO large house builders, factory construction provides a way to drive down material and labor costs, and to prepare for expected shortages of workers who have building trade skills.

The program covered the cost of the cement, while households supplied the labor input needed to prepare and install the floor.

"The dilemma facing the United States is not so much how to arrest massive increases in the supply of foreign labor, but rather how to prepare for a lower-immigration future".