Sentence examples for pristine used from inspiring English sources

Pristine used models bring more than $20,000 on eBay, a price that rivals Corvettes of the same vintage.

But while my peers raced to the bookstore to buy the most pristine used copies available, I was content to wait: I wanted the one that was the most marked the most highlighted, underlined, and annotated.

But while my peers raced to the bookstore to buy the most pristine used copies available, I was content to wait: I wanted the one that was the most marked — the most highlighted, underlined, and annotated.

The offering has been in beta testing for the last month, with companies like Aisle411, Bloodhound, Redbooth, TangiblePlay, EasyESI, and Pristine using it.

Rejecting the pristine gallery used by MoMA's Project Series for emerging artists, Mr. Orozco chose instead the museum's nooks and crannies: a space between escalators for a scroll of phone numbers, a corner of the sculpture garden for a hammock between trees.

The XRD patterns of the Pt/MCNT catalysts are presented in Figure 4 alongside the pristine MCNT used as a comparison.

Pristine and used sorbents were characterized by scanning electron microscopy-energy dispersion spectroscopy (SEM-EDS), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and Raman spectroscopy to identify the morphology, elemental and vibration analysis of the sorbent before and after the experiments.

Typical XRD spectra of the pristine MoS2 used for exfoliation and the obtained sample are shown in Figure 1a; the reflection peaks can be assigned to the family lattice planes of hexagonal MoS2 (JCPDS card no.77-1716).

In summary, PANI-NCC was successfully fabricated from pristine cellulose using click chemistry reaction.

After colleagues scanned two pristine specimens using computed tomography (CT), however, Lawrence Witmer of Ohio University, Athens, had an unvrivaled view of their anatomy.

We study the pristine system using both a continuum and a discrete model to establish a link between the microscale and the macroscale in the presence of disorder.