Sentence examples for losing of some from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, an M-ASNN consisting of the memristor synapse as well as inhibitory and excitatory neurons is built to model the forming, keeping and losing of some affections in social relationships.

The problem of pilots losing track of some aspect of a flight is not new.

Mantras have the disadvantage of losing some of their original meaning through repetition.

Worse, you're losing some of the field of view.

However, it would result in losing some of the specific characteristics of intersections or roadway segments.

Brand-name corporations were losing some of their cachet.

The soup is losing some of its status — slowly.

without losing some of the sharpness," she explained.

"We're losing some of the hometown atmosphere".

The game is losing some of its heart.

Table tennis here is losing some of its cultural significance.