Sentence examples for platform and thus from inspiring English sources

Those seeking changes confused that with today's vote on finalizing the draft platform and thus launched their coup almost a week too early.

Radial maze tasks require a choice between spatial locations on a center platform and thus have a lesser requirement for navigation than the water maze.

By combining stable with transient expression systems we can rationally distribute the number of genes to be expressed per platform and thus mitigate this risk.

There are convincing arguments that it truly does represent a major new platform and thus deserves a platform-like valuation (there are also convincing arguments against that theory).

They usually are limited to a single application or computational platform, and thus affect only a small portion of end users.

The app gives iOS users the ability to use SwiftKey's word-prediction technology within a single app interface on the platform, and thus speed up a portion of their typing on iPhones and iPads.

Founded as a homeland for Muslims, Pakistan never coalesced into a nation: from Sindh to Peshawar, Schmidle uncovers a politics based on identity, rather than ideological platforms, and thus incapable of compromise.

Regardless of what Fashion's Night Out, the citywide promotion Sept. 10, did for retailers' spread sheets, there is no doubting that it provided city mice an excuse to shine up in their '80s glad rags and high-degree-of-difficulty platforms and, thus attired, to disport themselves.

Biological bilayers are complex, dynamic platforms, and thus in vivo observations usually need to be preceded by studies on model systems that simplify and discriminate the different factors involved in lipid protein interactions.

We argue that metabolic engineering for producing the secondary metabolites in plants may have distinct advantages over microbial production platforms, and thus propose new approaches of plant metabolic engineering, which are inspired by an ancient Chinese irrigation system.

In either case, this whole phenomenon serves as a good reminder that emoji don't come from some kind of consistent, codified canon, beamed directly from Japan or the Unicode Consortium — the rendering of the characters (a.k.a., what they actually look like) is left up to individual platforms and thus varies across them.