Sentence examples for mainly dedicated from inspiring English sources
With overhead so high, it makes a certain sense that the studio — while mainly dedicated to the archivist's art — must also respond to the pressures of the market.
At the right of the shop is a large, Best Buy-esque electronics area that's mainly dedicated to the Amazon Echo.
The apps I described were fairly simple, mainly dedicated to letting you record daily diary entries such as text and images.
Seattle, of all teams, has learned this lesson the hard way: they lost the 2006 Super Bowl when the Pittsburgh Steelers had a wide receiver (a position mainly dedicated to catching the ball) throw a long touchdown pass in the fourth quarter.This year's Super Bowl is likely to offer plenty of entertainment for fans of deception.
The above designs are mainly dedicated to single-junction SCs.
MCDB is a knowledgebase mainly dedicated to accumulate simulated events of this type.
The proceeds of this round will mainly be dedicated to its development and commercialization.
The new storage ring, which is called 'Metrology Light Source' (MLS), will mainly be dedicated to radiometry and technological development in the UV, VUV and EUV spectral range and will thus fill the gap in the spectral range that has opened up since the shut-down of BESSY I.
To judge by public statements, the energies of the attorney general, in an administration that arrived under the banner of bringing "sunshine" and "transparency" to Washington, have mainly been dedicated to the prosecution of government whistle-blowers through a uniquely rigorous application of the Espionage Act of 1917.
Some folds, such as the P-loop fold, the Rossmann fold and the Hsp70-like fold, have been well studied, and comprise mainly of dedicated nucleotide binding or hydrolyzing proteins [ 6- 9].
Further trimming of the remaining tissue block B (Table 8) mainly is dedicated to explore motor areas of frontal cortex and the olfactory lobe, which resembles another low threshold area for seizure generation and lesions of which are rarely associated with neurological signs in dogs and cats other than seizures.
