Sentence examples for reader while the from inspiring English sources
"The concreteness, specificity of the documents—and the superior quality of the translation make them eminently accessible to a general reader, while the substance is so original in scope (thematic, chronological) that specialists will find much of value here".--Gregory L. Freeze, Brandeis University.
The former is a software application (PDF reader) while the later involves server side processing, that will be described in this paper.
The cast of characters conveniently listed at the opening of the book is useful but as the plot thickens it's the women who continually orient the reader while the men exacerbate the chaos.
The merit of any given report will depend on the needs of the reader, while the current analysis provides an assessment of the progress in the literature as a whole.
In addition and for clarity for the reader, while the distinction between refugee and migrant women is reasonable, publications from this border do not usually try to distinguish migrants from urban Mae Sot and those from the rural areas of Tak province.
Following a 24 h incubation at 37 °C, the coverslips or microparticles were washed with PBS, and the coverslips were either used for cell morphology and viability studies or assayed for YFP fluorescence on a SpectraMax M5 microplate reader, while the microparticles were visualized by confocal microscopy for both YFP and CFP fluorescence.
Accordingly, she urges the reader, while at the theatre, to visit the ladies' room during the performance, so that she might spend the intermission not in line but, rather, loitering brightly in the lobby, in the hope of bumping into Mr. Right.
A wave of excitement may rush over the reader while surveying the 1000+ scale figures in the book's collection.
For the uplink, a low power, digital Impulse Radio Ultra-wideband (IR-UWB) transmitter was employed to send large amounts of data from the several tags to the reader while maintaining the low power requirements.
Mr. Irving uses coincidences, cliffhanger chapter endings and other 19th-century novelistic devices to hook the reader, while at the same time orchestrating them to underscore the improbable, random nature of real life.
The attractions of dealing directly with the reader while increasing the frequency of purchase is powerful.
