Sentence examples for minuses of the from inspiring English sources

Newsweek, too: "They had a list of pictures of people, and the pluses and the minuses of the people's lives during the year.

What are the relative pluses and minuses of the different kinds of light sources? A. Incandescents are still the simplest technology.

The article noted some of the pluses and minuses of the system but said that it was accomplishing its goal of reducing bycatch, the nontargeted fish or other animals that get swept up by nets.

The department did not tip its hand that it was preparing to sue, having only run down another list of pluses and minuses of the deal, two of these people said.

On a sunny Saturday in May, Aleksey Bukovsky, 28, and Aleksey Gusev, 34, were hard at work carving deer for the Paris hotel and discussing the pluses and minuses of the elm, walnut, cherry, apple and oak being used.

The centre-spread also included a strip of "plues" and "minuses" of the marches on Sunday by Luz, a  cartoonist who escaped the massacre because he arrived late for the magazine's weekly editorial meeting.

The Razorbook from 3K might just be the mini of the minis.

Therefore, the mechanism of the process is as follows: Demand ((chi _{i,j}))  (Longrightarrow) Controller of utility (u) (Longrightarrow) outcomes (mini of the cost function).

This procedure preserves the strandedness (plus or minus) of the RNA read.

Q What are the pluses and minuses of living in the Bronx these days?

To further remove short RNAs, the subtracted RNA was passed over a mini-column of the RNeasy mini kit (Qiagen).