Sentence examples for plates that can be from inspiring English sources
Instead of large platters of meats and cheese, guests see sample plates that can be ordered directly from servers.
The vehicles are appealing because they are not connected to license plates that can be traced, said Lt. Craig Winegardner of Prince George's police.
It can readily be adapted for solar thermal absorber plates, standard PV plates or thermally enhanced PV plates that can be used in PV/T solar collectors.
However, most plate systems provided are still the conventional "in stock" mini plates that can be individually designed by pre-bending according to the stereolithographic model of the patient.
In this process, the current fraction collection technology is limited by the number of plates that can be used per injection as well as the potential for sample loss due to dripping or spraying as the fraction collector head moves from well to well or between plates.
Furthermore, this study has necessitated the development of a special cell incorporating horizontally orientated battery plates that can be subjected to elevated pressure through the stacking of lead bricks on top of the cell, as well as a physically robust reference electrode system that can withstand the application of pressure.
Her parents serve on throwaway Styrofoam plates; she grabs a plate that can be cleaned and reused.
Such data would facilitate the design of the anatomic plate that can be used for the ostheosynthesis of the fibular malleolus fracture.
A diagram of one of the group's experimental setups shows a copper plate that can be heated using a torch underneath it, to study the effect of temperature on the process.
You can eat however, and on top of good breakfasts, and a famed chocolate cake, it is a good place to try a pikalia, a mixed plate that can be based round meat, fish or vegetarian treats.
But the clay he uses is of such good quality it does not chip easily; the saucer is really a small plate that can be put to other use, and the cup feels just right in one's hand.
