Sentence examples similar to noble map from inspiring English sources
Internal cavities are crucial for conformational flexibility of proteins and can be mapped through noble gas diffusion and docking.
In one poem it's a noble celery heart, in another a heart-shaped map, in yet another a barn owl's "white heart woven of snowy feathers".
"By secretly embedding weaknesses into encryption systems in order to create a 'back door' for surveillance access, the NSA creates a road map for similar cyber-incursions by others with less noble intentions," Black said in a statement.
The human nobles equip the party with weapons and horses, along with a guide and a map that shows the location of the hill giants.
The Kinect's powerful depth- and position-sensing sensors have been put to many a noble purpose: basic artificial vision, translating sign language, controlling humanoid robots, and real-time 3D mapping of the real world.
So thoroughly do I understand the noble American Experiment; why, then, is it that I cannot understand how to fold their infernal road maps?
