Sentence examples for pose has to from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, the user can choose to utilize the "constraint docking" option, where at least one ligand pharmacophore of an accepted docking pose has to match with the user-selected pharmacophore elements.

"The pose had to capture Amy's attitude and strength, but also give subtle hints of insecurity," Eaton said of the design.

The pose had to look realistic and with a real feeling of weight given to the creature, but also be a pose that would work best for filming purposes.

The court was told sentencing would not happen before Friday as the issue of the potential danger Gildea may pose had to be assessed.

"But what I was most concerned about was that Mickey's pose had to work with Minnie's pose.

His pose had to be regal, but if he moved his head too much, he would remind viewers of a dog.

The first question McCarthy poses has to do with Tintin's standing in literature: 'Should we, when we read the Tintin books, treat them with the reverence we would afford to Shakespeare, Dickens, Rabelais?' To which his answer is no.

Since then the porch, where the Lady and her guest were to pose, has had a fresh lick of paint.

"To date, the threat it poses has been to these North African states themselves and, of course, to Western interests in those states.

The poses have, to a one, been witnessed.

Telling Mr. Robinson that he was overcome by the incident, he added that poses had to give way to empathy.