Sentence examples for produced the core from inspiring English sources
Besides the starting pitchers, the farm system produced the core offensive players.
Hill is credited as having produced "the core of an original idea", developed as a screenplay by Jon Croker for the relaunched Hammer production company and published as a novel under its own literary imprint.
Harvard's last major curriculum reform, in the 70's, capped years of careful study and produced the Core Curriculum, in which students are required to take courses in set subject areas, including sciences, literature and arts, historical studies, foreign cultures, and quantitative reasoning.
"Instead, they perpetuate an overwrought myth of African Americans as powerless creatures who must descend into degradation and traverse the bowels of society before they can make a valuable contribution". If middle-class status has led to the proliferation of black intellectuals, it has also produced the core dilemma that vexes them: What is their responsibility to the total life of black America?
This produced the core components for 11 modules that may be of biological, as well as topological, interest.
KJHvM produced the core sampling device movie.
The sol gel reaction between A-nFe3O4 and tetraethoxysilane (TEOS) produced the core-shell nFe3O4@SiO2.
Iran says the reactor will generate power, but American intelligence analysts insist that it could be used to produce the core of a nuclear bomb.
They have happened upon a starting material that is "as available as potting soil," and five chemical operations later they can produce the core subunit of taxol.
Shepherd's group employed a four-step soft lithography process to produce the core (through which light propagates), and the cladding (outer surface of the waveguide), which also houses the LED (light-emitting diode) and the photodiode.
"It's even more challenging in the average company, where being a good manager is seen as a 'nice to have,' but where producing the core deliverable is what is truly esteemed". But accepting that you can't do everything yourself is a critical first step to delegating.
