Sentence examples for like a terminated from inspiring English sources

Sidebar: curiously, the Pharaoh's son, dead, of course, after Passover, looks less like a terminated tyke than an American Girl Tutankhamenn Collection' doll as he is cradled in Pharaoh's arms.

A terminated relationship.

This may seem like a peculiar arrangement — it derives from the cautious way commercial television was introduced, in the eighties — but neither Reshet nor Keshet would like it terminated.

A driver-like pathway terminated in the middle-deep layers of prefrontal cortex, consisting mainly of large PV+ terminals (Fig. 11, d1), and a modulatory pathway terminated in the superficial layers, containing mainly smaller CB+ terminals (Fig. 11, m2).

Now women who'd like to terminate a pregnancy will be subjected to mandatory vaginal scans and forced to view fetal porn videos.

Next, the eight surface structures (six of which were found by global optimization on the IP landscape, the other two were obtained by cleaving, which resulted in terraced bulk-like terminated surfaces) have been relaxed using DFT as implemented in the Vienna ab initio Simulation Package (VASP); details are given in the Supporting Information.

The images highlight the difficulty in trying to distinguish between the two KO bulk-like terminated surfaces by STM alone despite the differing sublayers, but highlight the difference in the charge distribution between our ground state and the other surface arrangements.

In De Quincey's mind, the disappearance was, like Margaret's pregnancy, an interlude terminated by a transformative event: the Malay, he worried, would be found dead, poisoned by the drugs; likewise, his child would be born, which struck De Quincey as a different sort of tragedy.

The differential recruitment of these pathways possibly reflects distinct patterns of frequency-dependent facilitation at giant MF synapses, which terminate on pyramidal neurons, whereas small synapses made by filopodia-like extensions terminate on inhibitory interneurons in CA3 (Acsady et al. 1998).

"The problem is, you still have a lot of very individualized questions concerning specific employees, like was someone terminated because she was a bad employee, or because she was a woman?" he said.

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