Sentence examples for period space from inspiring English sources

So you can't type "dont" for "don't," and hitting the Space bar twice doesn't produce a period, space and capitalized next letter.

During that time, she was busy growing Thinx, which sought to disrupt the "period space" by making blood-absorbent panties.

There's no spelling checker, no ingenious BlackBerryish shortcuts (like R for Reply, or hitting Space twice at the end of a sentence to make a period, space and a capitalized next word).

This particular type of error should be easy to rectify by altering the pattern matching algorithm to take account of common spacing characters such as dash, period, space, slash, backslash, etc. Accession numbers provide a more complicated problem than medical record numbers.

They take over a large building, construct a series of exquisitely designed and detailed period spaces within it, populate it with characters with pre-determined relationships and narrative paths, and let an audience pick up the threads of a story.

Mr. Rivette's superb camera moves through the period spaces and around the performers fluidly, surprisingly; at times, the director disappears behind the two lovers; at other moments, he takes care to remind us of the performative aspect of their mutual seduction.

They'd come for the gorgeously calligraphic markings by Retna; the demented funhouse installations by the Brazilian twins Os Gêmeos; the wall of faux naïve placards by the late Margaret Kilgallen; the "period" spaces recreated or taken intact from such shrines to the graffiti movement as the Fun Gallery or the black-lighted TriBeCa loft long inhabited by the graffiti legend Rammellzee.

The amount of lamellae formation and long period spacing were obtained via small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS).

Both the AFM and TEM measurements of the apparent band spacing converge with radial distance to the true band period spacing.

AFM height imaging of permanganically etched sections has revealed an apparent band period spacing decreasing from the centre of any given spherulite in non-diametral sections of isothermally crystallised samples.

In a speech on Monday at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, President Obama presented a vision of a new era in research financing comparable to the Sputnik-period space race, in which intensified scientific inquiry, and development of the intellectual capacity to pursue it, are a top national priority.