Sentence examples for opening instructions from inspiring English sources

Poignantly, its emergency opening instructions were intact.

In this type of packaging is common for the opening instructions be arranged on top of the cap, but there is no pattern for how this information is presented.

Harry notes in his opening instructions that any available set will do for "Saved or Destroyed," and the designers John McDermott (sets) and Jeffrey Lowney (lighting) have accordingly provided a sort of rehearsal hall in heaven.

It contains such gems as its opening instructions for teachers directing fourth graders doing independent reading: "Scholars will only become better readers if you fuel their passion AND are fully invested in creating and maintaining excellence during this time.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the visualization and comprehension of opening instructions in squeeze-and-turn CRPs.

Moderator Jim Lehrer's opening instruction to the audience that they remain silent proved unnecessary, since within minutes most of them sat with their heads tipped forward, drool visibly dangling from their mouths.

The warmth and authority of her opening instruction is typical of the woman who has combined those qualities to such potent effect, maintaining her status as the icon of Burma's democracy movement through two decades of detention.

In the first period, the action of protective relays including short-circuit fault identification, calculation time of protection setting, tripping delay; and then an opening instruction is given to circuit breakers according to safety setting parameters of the protective relays.

Use a push-type spreader to apply fertilizer and lime and set the opening according to instructions on the bag.

This created the opening for abstinence instruction (the word "abstinence" wasn't part of the sex-ed vernacular until the 1980s) to bulldoze any curriculum that didn't treat sex as forbidden for teenagers.

First, we performed an 'offline' task (pre-BMI) in which patients were instructed to try to move their phantom hands to be in the posture of grasping or opening according to given instructions (Fig. 2a,b)16.