Sentence examples for more disassembled from inspiring English sources

What we have here isn't something new in the threads worn by its predecessors - this is Donkey Kong, the first Super Mario Bros., Excitebike and Kirby's Adventure (and loads more) disassembled and rebuilt as short-play, single-hop-on-the-bus experiences collected into an overall value-for-money package.

What we have here isn't something new in the threads worn by its predecessors - this is Donkey Kong, the first Super Mario Bros., Excitebike and Kirby's Adventure (and loads more) disassembled and rebuilt as short-play, single-hop-on-the-bus experiences collected into an overall value-for-money package.

For one game, at least, it was enough to outlast an opponent that looked more like a collection of disassembled parts.

As demand for clean energy grows, towns around the country are finding their traffic patterns roiled as convoys carrying disassembled towers that will reach more than 250 feet in height, as well as motors, blades and other parts roll through.

Among his more notable works are "Staatstheater" (1967-70) a disassembled opera, minus plot and libretto, consisting of nine sections to be performed in any order, and the film "Ludwig van" (1970), whose soundtrack derives from pages of Beethoven's music plastered on the walls of a set representing the composer's studio.

We propose that this viral disassembly intermediate represents partially disassembled virions at the cell surface observed in this study.

More importantly, Pakistan's nuclear weapons are kept disassembled, typically in three or four component parts with each of those parts kept in separate facilities.

To film many of these books, technicians removed their bindings to facilitate faster, mechanized processing; the disassembled books were then discarded, thereby enabling the libraries to clear more shelf space.

Mayor Jim Armstrong said the intent of the law should be more specifically addressed to what he called "front-yard junkyards," where vehicles are disassembled and worked on for weeks or stored for months.

By early Saturday afternoon, more than 28,000 people had shared the post, which included a photo of his disassembled 9mm Ruger handgun.

The first functional gun created entirely with a 3-D printer has become more than an object of curiosity and outrage: two prototypes of the weapon and one disassembled gun are now on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.