Sentence examples for quasi to from inspiring English sources

Notice for the moment that because f 0 ≠ F 0, we use the prefix "quasi" to describe the event.

Reviewer Edward R. Cox wrote "The addition of Quasi to this song adds such a world of unity to the pleas of Esmeralda and the parishoners [and] show[s] his pure compassion for other's pain, unselfishly.

Victor speaks in a divine British accent and helps Quasimodo make decisions; Hugo becomes mischievous but also pushes Quasi to be the best hunchback he can be; Laverne is smart, supportive and maternal, even to those damn pigeons that follow her around.

Facies association is characterised by quasi- to planar-laminated sandstones and pebbly sandstones alternating with clast-supported boulders to pebbles, sheet-like climbing cross-laminated sandstones with abundant plant remains, and epsilon cross-stratified and channelized gravels and sandstones.

She ricochets from breathy ballads to pithy rhythm-and-blues to quasi-gospel to rock, collaborating on most of the songwriting.

We remark that in the last years several authors used the term "quasi-metric" to refer to a T0 quasi-pseudo-metric and the term "T1 quasi-metric" to refer to a quasi-metric in the above sense.

The primary analysis was quasi intention-to-treat [ 18] and involved all patients of whom statin dispensing data were known.

Her transformation from quasi man to elemental woman is complete.

"We're not leveraging quasi celebrity to do this," he said.

The pulse duration is chosen quasi proportional to the thickness of the local bone layer.

His niece, Caroline Kennedy, failed in her quasi-campaign to be appointed to Hillary Clinton's vacated Senate seat in New York.