Sentence examples for pin from which from inspiring English sources

Sanae Hanekoma, the Producer, bound her soul to a pin from which her Noise could be summoned, and gave it to Beat.

They may be a more meaningful measure for clinicians and health planners than the DIN and PIN from which they evolve [ 7, 8].

Adam Smith opens "The Wealth of Nations" with a finely observed account of a visit to a pin factory, from which he goes on to demonstrate the benefits of the division of labour.Surprisingly few economists visit the pin factories of today.

Furthermore, it follows from (3.20) that biglVert {x^bigrVert ^{2} lebigllangle {x^,pbigrrangle lebiglVert x^bigrVert |p|,quad forall pin operatorname{VI}(C,A), (3.22) from which we know that (x^) is the minimum-norm solution of VIP (2.2).

Just as the recent deal with Getty will provide more metadata to pins that use Getty images, stronger links between pins and the sites/brands from which they come will mean that they can be better tracked by Pinterest, and those brands themselves.

Michael came to visit me at home after my accident; I was housebound and fitted with an Ilizarov frame from which pins penetrated a badly broken leg in order to stretch bone – in the manner of the Spanish Inquisition, as Michael eagerly pointed out.

If you're going to be pinning, it's a well-organized catalogue from which to pull.

This sensing module is for reading the back-EMF and is composed by a resistor divider to reduce the voltage from 16.5 to 5.5 V (J1 PIN 3), which comes from the drain pin of the MOSFET transistor; in addition, a low-pass filter is used to remove the noise from the DC motor.

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The patient had a minor fall 4 months postoperatively and noticed some bleeding from the pin sites, which settled spontaneously.

from which they originated.