Sentence examples for off the relatives from inspiring English sources

Now, with her skittle-like stumps, she ticks off the relatives they killed: her parents-in-law, her brother-in-law, her pregnant sister, her niece.Villagers say they can distinguish different factions by their actions.

The information resulting from our model systems is distilled into a series of selectivity maps that can be used to read off the relative free energy associated with binding of different ions, and to provide an estimate of the importance of the various factors.

This allows us to read off the relative likelihood that a given value of mean beta-band intermuscular coherence has come from the primary lateral sclerosis or the control population.

The best separation between the two groups was obtained with a cut-off value of the relative expression at 0.29.

Dominic Fifield The ridiculous "countdown to kick-off", the relative lack of travelling fans, Uefa's system of fines, and the Dutch.

They also stem from fundamental changes in our workflow (eg, multiple hand-offs), the relative loss of some traditional "end of the line" quality assurance tools (port films and light fields), condensed fractionation schedules, and an under-appreciation for the physical limitations of new techniques.

Thus we assume that the utility (or disutility) associated with a patient's access is a weighted sum of the distance and a congestion term, where we scale the congestion term to trade-off the relative importance between the two.

Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) -- Louis Mazzini (Price), a scheming, financially strapped aristocrat, resolves to bump off the eight relatives (all played by Guinness) that stand between him and a lucrative Dukedom.

At approximately 24.5 Å, the [Lys]-fullerene sits off the center relative to the selectivity filter, bound to only two of the four Met181 residues.

Visitors shouldn't be put off by the relative lack of altitude.

Ms. Gaisma wasn't put off by the relative inexperience at the firm.