Sentence examples for manner that one from inspiring English sources
Rather, this world becomes necessary, and this is a leitmotiv that runs throughout the work, for humans to make physical beauty "spiritual in our intellect".[30] One must, in other words, orientate oneself towards sensible beauty in such a manner that one reverses the ontological chain.
Since the transmission power of IEEE 802.11 WLAN node is much larger than that of IEEE 802.15.4 ZigBee nodes, the manner that one network impacts the other would depend on the relative distance between nodes in the two networks.
Tall with blond hair, he has a plainspoken manner that one could see putting a military officer at ease on Madison Avenue.
It's a function of the man's opaque and vaguely unnerving manner that one wonders if this is a euphemism.
Toney's decision was simpler and based in the same casual manner that one would choose a shirt to wear in the morning.
Perhaps signalling this, India's hawkish national security adviser, M.K. Narayanan, said on February 1st that he had detected an improvement in Pakistan's response to the matter, suggesting that "they appear to be taking things seriously and at least they are proceeding in a manner that one would expect an investigative agency to proceed".This is encouraging.
For the linear polarization analysis, the results are generalized in a manner that allows one to consider an arbitrary number of reactions on the pit surface.
The look, favored by teenage boys, involves wearing a white T-shirt in such a manner that only one arm is inserted in a sleeve, while the other arm dangles, locked to the torso.
He has regained the easy, businesslike manner that leads one to assume if Hannibal had a guy like John Connelly around, moving a herd of elephants across the Alps might not have seemed like such a big deal.
Even at that, the troika consisting of the playwright, Mr. Adamson and the director, Langdon Brown (whose staging is otherwise exemplary), hasn't been able to find a way of depicting Shaw in a manner that makes one empathize with Charlotte's romantic addiction to him.
Reversible watermarking, also called lossless data hiding, embeds the watermark data into a digital image in a reversible manner, that is, one can restore the original image without any degradation.
