Sentence examples for openings such as from inspiring English sources

But most of all Botvinnik developed highly complex opening systems, in openings such as the Queen's Gambit Declined, English Opening, French Defense, and Nimzo-Indian Defense.

Because the amplitude histograms in panel B are based on openings, they emphasize the contribution of channels that open in prolonged bursts of many openings, such as the low conductance, putative two-α receptors.

The dimension of openings such as diameter of openings, spacing of opening in case of circular openings and aspect ratio and fillet radius of corners in case of rectangular openings are taken from BS 5950 (2000) and SCI P355 (2011).

The data collected for phenomenographic research is most often in the form of semi-structured open-ended interviews in which the phenomenon is considered from different openings, such as those that underpin this study.

He will frequently use openings such as "People tell me that …" to spread false rumours and lies.

And I've been part of really big openings, such as Hannibal, where you really do have expectations and it doesn't happen.

Zipper, also called slide fastener, device for binding the edges of an opening such as on a garment or a bag.

Most parasites enter the host through a natural opening, such as a stoma (microscopic air pore) in a leaf, a lenticel (small opening through bark) in a stem, a broken plant hair or a hair socket in a fruit, or a wound in the plant.

We also excluded craniotomy not required dural opening such as epidural hematoma, burr hole evacuation procedures, and repeated craniotomy from this study.

In genesis stage their concern focused on the preparations for opening, such as the store building and furniture design, purchase and legal documents for business.

But though the author's findings are both frustrating and depressing, they're also refreshingly eye-opening, such as her argument that we need to question the limits of market mechanisms like organic and fair trade labels as tools for curing environmental harm.