Sentence examples for maker place from inspiring English sources

If you don't have an ice-cream maker, place the peanut butter mix in the freezer and whisk/blend in a food processor every half an hour for 3 hours.

"If an auto maker places ads on all different platforms, on television and online, we'll be able to measure all the people that see that particular campaign," Mr. Hasker said.

A rational decision maker places bets (shown inside speech bubbles) such that his subjective expected utility is maximized.

This informs decision-makers about the probability of each strategy being the most cost-effective conditional on the value that the decision maker places on a unit of health gain.

The probability that the intervention is cost saving is indicated by the point where the CEAC cuts the vertical axis since a zero value for λ implies that the policy maker places no value on lives saved.

British odds-makers place J. M. Coetzee's odds of winning the Booker Prize for his novel "Summertime" at three to one.

To ensure that the best possible wood is used, the league now requires that bat makers place ink dots on the handle of their maple bats to better identify the straightness of the grain.

Facebook Home blocks the one-step camera icon some Android phone makers place on their lock screen to allow you to take pictures without first unlocking the phone.

Findings indicate that the population's rapid transition from a semi-nomadic hunting and gathering lifestyle to permanent settlements with municipally provided utilities is influencing present-day water usage patterns, public health perceptions, and the level of priority decision-makers place on water and wastewater management issues.

The focus that so many commentators and policy makers place on the use of drones has, however, overshadowed the far more important and underlying problem that drives much of the horrific violence seen in the regions where the drone is deployed the on-going conflict between central governments and tribal societies living on the periphery, as examined in The Thistle and the Drone.

If decision makers place no value on the extra capacity released by infection control (valuing released bed-days at only the variable costs saved) then the cost threshold at which the bundle is cost-effective is halved relative to the baseline analysis.