Sentence examples for made sampling from inspiring English sources

But beats built from fragments of vinyl sound great, and before changes in law made sampling too expensive for anyone who isn't named Kanye West, a lot of work got done with old soul and funk records.

Because changes in legislation have made sampling all but impossible for those without very large budgets (e.g. Kanye West) I doubt the chart would have expanded or changed radically, but I posed the question to Kriss anyway.

Thin layers made sampling and identification challenging.

One change should not be made: Sampling, a computerized method that adjusts population counts for the fact that not every individual is counted.

AN, HW and YF made sampling and participated in the isolation and identification of bacteria.

Every October, the containers were covered with nets (meshsize 7 mm) to prevent leaves from falling into the water, which would have made sampling difficult.

Working last year with her nephew Brendan F. Fitzgerald, a recent college graduate, she made sample copies and set about getting permission to publish and distribute.

In 1841 he made samples of these cartridges for the army.

The negative control was a freshly made sample.

But in preparing appetizers that are ample enough to pass as entrees, he makes sampling more than a couple of dishes at his own restaurant very nearly impossible.

This may be because of their little commercial value and large size, which makes sampling difficult.