Sentence examples for nutshell 1 from inspiring English sources
@labour pic.twitter.com/zLLSBuqyav As @AodhanORiordain announces supervised injection rooms in Ireland, here's the argument for them in a nutshell pic.twitter.com/06aVu7IOEM The minister also said drug users will be able to inject in specially designed rooms in Dublin from next year.
In a nutshell: 42,955 people have lost their lives in road accidents in Europe in 2006 alone.
In a nutshell, DR∈[0,1] can be considered as an efficiency index for the detector: DR is equal to 1 when the attack is always detected; and it is equal to 0 when the attack is always undetected. Figure 4 shows the CDF (cumulative distribution function) of the detection ratio obtained by measuring DR for 200 simulations both in the case of the non-parametric cyber-physical and the cyber adversary.
a Graphite (×60 magnification), b sized calcium carbonate (×60 magnification), c Nutshells (×60 magnification), d graphite (×200 magnification), e sized calcium carbonate (×200 magnification), f Nutshells (×200 magnification).
Modern football in a nutshell, today 1.19pm GMT 33 min: Mata floats a delightful looping pass down the inside-right channel.
Different estimation algorithms can be summarized in a nutshell as: 1) modeless approaches, i.e. columbic counting; 2).
In a nutshell: on 1 September, Michael Arrington, founder of the site TechCrunch, announced the launch of a venture fund (Fortune broke the story).
In a nutshell: The 38-year-old wins the 239km event in wet and windy conditions, attacking with just under 6km to go and distancing himself from the chasing group of five riders to take victory.
By increasing the concentration of nutshells from 15 to 50 ppb the seal integrities improved approximately 500%% (Fig. 3a).
In a nutshell: The 28-year-old makes an audacious attack with 40km to go and only Zdenek Stybar of the Czech Republic keeps pace.
