Sentence examples for look up figures from inspiring English sources

Warren described how, in her work for the C.F.P.B., she was flabbergasted by the "phalanxes" of lobbyists who forced her to move aside in Congressional hallways; by how, after a meeting, she might head back to her office to look up figures while lobbyists would "get on cellphones to an army of well-trained lawyers preparing to do a customized memo".

Then we look up in Figure 9 and find should be not less than 64 (the fifth asterisk of the blue line in Figure 9(a)).

Implementation Area Clock (MHz) Direct Computation 58 10 Look Up Table 6 24 Figure 13 Execution time for both direct computation and LUT-based approaches.

Amina Dear Amina There is something patronising and demeaning when we say to a generation that, unless you look up to these worthy figures, you must stay in darkness.

For one thing, they illustrate the breadth of M.S.F.'s contacts — they didn't have to look up the numbers or figure out whom to call.

The more resilient your software, the more likely users will ramp up their use of the product quickly, and not have their attention wander when you have to look up how to properly figure out what saving throw is required to keep from getting crispy from the breath of a red dragon.

"When the #GiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend hashtag went viral recently, we saw the deep desire for gays to have prominent figures to look up to and the need to feel that gay people can be superheroes too.

Looking back, I couldn't have asked for a better female figure to look up to.

The father wanted the son to be a doctor because "that was a profession you could look up to -- confidant, father figure, parish priest".

"What I'm now seeing is a much more mature man who, probably for the first time in his career, realises that he has got to be a figure people look up to.

This sadness is due to the lose-lose situation it places a daughter in: She'll either have to join her mother in this devaluing of herself because she's learned from us "this is what women do," or she'll resent her mother for her inability to provide a female figure to look up to and will feel alone in her quest for balanced well-being.