Sentence examples similar to pick appropriately from inspiring English sources

In this method, two different-order derivatives of the Gaussian pulse are used to transmit bit 1 or 0. This pair of pulses is picked appropriately to separate the spectra of the pulses in the frequency domain.

Not surprisingly, their picks were appropriately eclectic, ranging from Alice Coltrane's 1982 album Turiya to a symphony by Polish contemporary classical composer Henryk Górecki.

All that controversy over quarterback Jared Goff, the No. 1 overall draft pick who was appropriately inactive for this game because he struggled terribly during the preseason?

Arrange your vital statistics and pick your race appropriately.

Brown, 38, appropriately picked out an L.A. Dodgers hat and a white bomber jacket with blue-striped collar and cuffs out of his seemingly endless supply (as shown in a video on Twitter).

Ensure conference room microphones are distributed appropriately to pick up all speakers.

When he was taken with the appropriately nondescript pick No45 in the 2002 draft, Simpson was the club's first recruit in the era following crippling sanctions for salary cap rorting.

Ms. Chapwanya stoops to pick up Last, the appropriately named final child of HIV-positive parents.

In the wonderful last stanza, notice how appropriately he picks up the tercet's rhyme-sounds ("feign/again/ordain") from the fourth stanza's couplet about the delights of love ("disdain/gain").

Doing so means the bosses can direct their own forces appropriately without picking up any unwanted attention on the ground.

"Suit up and tie the knot, so one day we can too," Ferguson says before picking up a puppy appropriately attired in -- what else -- a bow tie.