Sentence examples for made by minute from inspiring English sources

Consequently, although some progress is to be made by minute philological analysis of De Anima iii 5, the text as it stands leaves unanswered many of the questions with which we began.

Martin Harrison notes that this workmanship is all done by the artist's eye, and with no use of a constant measure, as indicated by the marks made by the chisel, minute irregularities, and slight bends in the lattice work.

Rove pulled out a sheaf of papers torn from a yellow legal pad, on which he had made minute-by-minute notes on the events of the 11th from the perspective of a member of the President's highly mobile entourage.

Magician" was the succinct tweet made by Henry 12 minutes into the game at Anfield Stadium on Saturday.

Nobody knows whose voters are more likely to turn out to vote, and how much difference might be made by a last-minute TV-advertising blitz, for which the Republicans have more cash available than the Democrats.

Supported by artillery, which suppressed an attack made by the Germans minutes before the start of the battalion's advance from Flers Village, Grove Alley was captured.

McConnell staffers are hoping that the argument will be best made by nearly two minutes of often-unintelligible, auto-tuned slurry, because that's what the funky-fresh kids are into these days.

He made estimates of the volume of the ventricles, how efficient they were in expelling blood, and the number of beats per minute made by the heart.

The digital images made by the millions each minute mostly never get printed.

The provided standards for kinetic data necessitate a minimum quality of biochemical protein data (e.g enzyme activity provided in µmol product made by µmol enzyme per minute).

Welbeck's first chance came after five minutes, made by some lovely work by Alex Oxlade-cuttinglain cutting in and playing a reverse pass to Welbeck's feet.