Sentence examples for latch of from inspiring English sources

The latch of the Refectory kitchen, which recalls antique ice-box hardware, is "the Humvee of hardware," Mr. Albrecht said.

The song's beat is a discussion between drums and what sounds like the latch of a briefcase being clicked shut.

The tonguelike latch of Dylan's black ironwork gate rattled with the vibration of a bus going by.

Insisting that he was unworthy to unloose the latch of Wordsworth's shoe, he quoted John the Baptist's evangelical welcome to Christ.

And these are higher-budget independents; those who work on extremely low budgets make movies, such as "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty" and "Butter on the Latch," of an astonishing, surpassing audacity and originality.

Cunning animals have been known to employ their intelligence and physical skill to a determined end, such as opening the latch of a stall or the lid of a chest of oats.

Importantly a sequence alignment of the latch, and of the active site residues of CapE, has identified a novel subfamily of SDR enzymes involved in the synthesis of polysaccharide of Gram-positive and Gram-negative pathogenic bacteria.

Hyundai found a fault in the front-door latches of the 2011 Sonata, the company said in a statement.

As the poet and classicist Anne Carson has put it, the ancient Greeks give us only "little glimpses, little latches of similarity, embedded in unbelievable otherness".

A comparison on the information latching problem showed that eRTRL is better able to handle the latching of information over longer periods of time, even though eBPTT guaranteed a better generalisation when training was successful.

Moreover, the proposed latch has a second lowest area overhead and a comparable ability of the single event multiple upsets (SEMUs) tolerance among the latches of type 4. Finally, the impacts of process, supply voltage and temperature variations on our proposed latch and previous latches are investigated.