Sentence examples for observance that can from inspiring English sources
Depending on levels of observance, that can mean anything from not going into the office to not carrying and using electricity such as light-switches, smartphones and TVs.
I'm certain from my own observance that dads can feel just as awkward.
Furthermore, in observance that the additional latency can be is always smaller the original Half-Window latency.double the additional latency can thus be subtracted from the Twice Half-Window Gaussian filter result which makes the estimation closer to the 'true value'than the Half-Window Gaussian filter result.
Studies have also indicated the therapeutic potential of miRNAs, particularly with the observance that anti-miR-181 can reduce tumorigenicity in mice with hepatic CSCs, cells that are otherwise resistant to chemotherapy with 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU) [ 60].
Many companies give employees floating days off that can be used for holiday observances, but depending on when the holidays fall, those days may or may not be easy to use.
As Yale's chief rabbi since 1981, Rabbi Ponet has led a very public journey, from strict observance — which counseled against intermarriages — to a more open liberalism that can permit them.
The task requires speed, skill and strict observance of very specific rules, he said, like the amount of time that can elapse from the moment water and flour mix to the moment the matzo comes out of the oven.
The rich nomenclature used to designate the "powers" exploits the resources of both the Bible and the rabbinical tradition, of the Sefer yetzira, of some ritual observances, and also of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the signs that can be added to them to indicate the vowels.
It's George Orwell season again, an observance that may outlast the swallows of San Juan Capistrano.
The first time was when I was doing the 40-hour observance that's required to get into the program.
Many 16th and 17th century Puritans rejected the traditional observances that marked medieval life.
