Sentence examples for making respectively from inspiring English sources

Imagine, for example, if Norman Jewison and Stanley Kramer had decided against making, respectively, In the Heat of the Night and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? on the grounds that they were white directors and shouldn't touch that sort of stuff.

FUT-H and FUT-L are used for starting the timer for activating or deactivating decision making, respectively.

The system is logically and functionally divided into three layers, solving the tasks of information fusion, pattern discovery and decision support making, respectively.

Other reviewers such as Chris and Simon from Square Enix Music Online agreed, terming the album "an orchestral masterpiece amassed with some of the best quality and most subtle attempts of arranging available in the Final Fantasy series' discography" and "technically accomplished and on scale that was rarely done at the time of making", respectively.

This limits our ability to use our checklist and to obtain an OPTION score in all encounters thus reducing our confidence in the inferences related to fidelity and clinicians' efforts to engage patients in decision making, respectively.

In Fig. 16b, d, the comparison between the concentrations of the reception space-only model and the models that include the surface receptor and surface enzymes are made, respectively, with respect to variation in the reaction parameters.

In Fig. 16a, c, the comparison between the concentrations of the reception space-only model and the models that include the surface receptor and surface enzymes are made, respectively, with respect to variation in the concentrations of the antennas.

The products under review include such common brand names as PediaCare, Robitussin and Triaminic, which are made, respectively by Johnson & Johnson, Wyeth and Novartis.

From our own time are two snazzily embroidered denim jackets from the 1960's and 70's made, respectively, by David Cohen and Nancy Groce, and a memorial quilt in honor of the victims of the World Trade Center attacks by an artist, Lisa Purdon.

FILMS like "What Women Want" or "Vertical Limit" spring not from any actual experience or observation but from the impulse to make, respectively, a Tracy-Hepburn romantic comedy or a mountain climbing adventure.

Sure, Eastwood and De Niro, both of them prolific, have made, respectively, 70 and 66 films, but that is in careers spanning, in Eastwood's case, four, and in De Niro's case three times as long as Cusack's.