Sentence examples for present in the shape from inspiring English sources
In financial markets, hopes were rising that the ECB could deliver a pre-Christmas present in the shape of quantitative easing at its December meeting, although many economists believe further action will be delayed until next year.
It should be noticed that these loops are present in the shape of depressed semicircles (not in ideal semicircles), and such behavior may be due to frequency dispersion, surface heterogeneity, and rough-textured metal surface [27].
No error is assumed in going Red for light signal, however for the Green aspect, a possibility of error is made to be present in the shape of a regular channel "confirmgreen", due to which a transition may or may not be fired as soon as the light automaton is given command to turn green.
Electron-dense material is present in the shape of a 'disk' at the tips of IL1 but not IL2 cilia (Perkins et al., 1986); however, in contrast to previous reports (Perkins et al., 1986), we did not observe linkers between the disks and the ciliary membrane.
We next examined the relative stabilities of the four main helices present in the SHAPE-directed frameshift element.
At Arzak, a seafood dish might be served on a video screen playing ocean waves, or chocolate sweets presented in the shape of nuts and bolts.
The style of Thai food here isn't high end, with elaborately carved fruits and vegetables (though rice is charmingly presented in the shape of a star).
In response to these limitations, a radically different approach is presented in the shape of the coaxial traveling microwave multichannel reactor concept.
A formulation of non-relativistic quantum mechanics in terms of Newtonian particles is presented in the shape of a set of three postulates.
We note that, as it is presented in the figure, the shape of the roof is not necessarily flat which is the case for [14].
In addition to the ion channels and receptors present in neurons, the shape of the neuron (morphology) contributes to their patterns of electrical activity (see for example Mainen and Sejnowski 1996).
