Sentence examples for larger drafting from inspiring English sources

If your graphics work requires you to sit down most of the time, you may not need the larger drafting tables with fully adjustable table tops.

If your work requires standing as well as sitting, and you would like to use the drafting table as a regular layout table, then the larger drafting tables with fully adjustable tops may be better for you.

It has sometimes been possible to accommodate ships of larger draft than originally planned for in large but relatively old enclosed docks.

However, larger draft makes the vessel less stable and the ballast in the vessel may have little effect on the stability.

As shown in Fig. 11, for the lower sea states, the results were roughly the same but as the sea states increased the smaller draft seemed to perform slightly better than the larger drafts.

Larger draft neighbour-joining trees were obtained with MEGA3 [ 81].

The draft genome sizes of ~1.106 Mbp are almost identical to all other available C. pecorum genomes, with the exception of L71 which has a slightly larger draft genome size of 1.115 Mbp (Table  1).> Interestingly, we also identified a distinct 7.5kbp contig (with 153X coverage), assembled only from C. pecorum L1 strain reads.

Blahnik likes to work there; the ground floor has an airy study with a large drafting table and a mesmerizing picture of James Dean.

THE BAR Fully stocked, with a vast selection of tequilas in three ascending categories (platinum, reposado and añejo, ranging in price from $11 to $100 per 2.5-ounce pour); seven types of margarita ($12 to $14); a good selection of beers ($6 a bottle, $9 for a very large draft); and a modest variety of wines ($9 to $15 by the glass, $34 to $58 per bottle).

As the daughter of a Swiss farrier growing up in a tiny village in the 1940s, I felt a deep nostalgia to hear again my father's precise sound of shoeing the large draft horses standing patiently in front of his forge.

It was only in the 1990s that Dutch politicians started seriously questioning the need for a large drafted army.