Sentence examples for outputs held from inspiring English sources

It's a pulsar-dense spiderweb of pitch-black Max/MSP outputs, held together by duct tape and saliva.

December growth in factory output held steady with the previous month's 10%.

The two countries were particularly keen to bring in Iran and Iraq, which are both Opec members, because they are both currently working hard to increase their output held back in the past by trade bars and war respectively.

It forecast a fall in non-OPEC production of 610,000 barrels a day this year, which is 180,000 barrels less than previously expected, after American output held up despite lower prices.

OCTOBER 'THE PRISMATIC DEBUSSY' New York City's major cultural institutions have largely ignored the 150th anniversary of the birth of Debussy, so the Eastman School of Music is picking up the slack with a series of concerts exploring his multifaceted output, held in conjunction with lectures, films and exhibitions.

But even if Oman's oil output holds steady, the D.M.E.

Throughout the recession, Ardagh saw output hold steady and it is one of the companies that has helped push UK manufacturing to growth of 0.9% in the fourth quarter of 2013.

Outsourcing some output holds down costs but can gum up the works.

When users' design feedback is gathered as a budget approach to classical usability testing, as in asynchronous remote usability testing (e.g. [44]), or a way to identify problems in the users' everyday context, as in inquiry methods as part of field tests (e.g. [45]), it is critical that the evaluation output holds adequate validity and thoroughness.

By reviewing all data and code files and validating the published results, the ISPS Data Archive essentially certifies that all its research outputs are held to a high standard.

However, the very existence of an independent "circatidal" clock has been disputed, and it has been argued that tidal rhythms arise as a submultiple of a circadian clock, operating in dual oscillators whose outputs are held in antiphase i.e., ∼12.4 hr apart.