Sentence examples for out from a number from inspiring English sources
Photo-sharing was also a key piece — if not the key reason — why Facebook broke out from a number of social networking competitors five years ago.
Finally, it can be concluded that this book stands out from a number of published books with similar titles in the last years by being more than a collection of stand-alone articles.
Based in San Francisco, Credit Karma stands out from a number of consumer-facing startups coming out of the Valley for delivering something of practical value to a majority of Americans.
That's actually a feature which makes iStoryTime stand out from a number of kids' app makers, which far too often put the in-app upgrades in front of children's eyes to their great dismay as parents continually tell them "no".
"You think we're gonna find that out from a number in a pocket?" Emily asks.
Diaz picked Collins out from a number of photographs, and again in a lineup.
"The winning bid from France stands out for a number of reasons," he said.
For modest-sized systems, local optimization can be carried out from a large number of starting points with no difficulty.
A set of non-dimensionalized process parameters is proposed and, using these, it is shown that this approach enables the whole operating regime of a foam fractionation device to be mapped out from a small number of relatively simple experiments to measure the surfactant adsorption isotherm, foam drainage characteristics, bubble size and mass transfer coefficient.
Kenya sent hundreds, if not thousands, of soldiers backed by tanks and gunships across the border to clear out the Shabab from a number of strongholds in southern Somalia.
Because as it turns out, figures collected from a number of NSW drug busts over the past seven years have accidentally been counted twice: meaning sniffer dogs are even less effective than we previously thought.
