Sentence examples for randomly encounters from inspiring English sources
The movie's climactic scene stars Victor, a homeless man living in Central Park, whom the crew randomly encounters.
As the player randomly encounters one of these creatures, the field switches to a turn-based "battle scene", where the Pokémon will fight.
In any given time interval, a predator randomly encounters at most one individual (either the Model or Mimic).
A male rotifer randomly encounters a female, circles the female closely, localizes on her corona, and if the female is recognized as compatible copulates by hypodermic insemination [ 23].
You can earn discounts on car upgrades by smashing upgrade signs randomly encountered by the side of the road.
It examines Schröter's 2014 record of encounters with strangers in Shanghai, Mumbai and Sao Paolo and her passage from the street to the dwelling places of these randomly encountered individuals.
It examines Schröter's 2014 filmed record of encounters with strangers in Shanghai, Mumbai and Sao Paulo and her passage from the street to the dwelling places of these randomly encountered individuals.
Design firms have long touted the benefits of such changes, promising that when people are able to circulate more freely and to randomly encounter different sets of colleagues, they're more communicative, collaborative, and creative.
Their feelings are "randomly encountered," another way of insisting that they are beyond psychology, that they exist outside of any recognizable context,These feelings are "geologically analyzed," because no other form of scrutiny can prevail on their aaamancy.
Predators encounter one morph and form a search image; they continue to hunt for that one form until its increasing rarity causes the predator to hunt randomly, encounter a different morph, and form a new search image.
As for any biological amplification system, we expect an underlying architecture that will limit the ability of a randomly encountered trigger to produce an uncontrolled and self-escalating response.
