Sentence examples for rs would from inspiring English sources

He maintained his accent off-set and refused to see Scots friends, for fear those Rs would start rocking and rolling again.

Altering its digestion, e.g. increasing the proportions of slowly digestible starch (SDS) and resistant starch (RS), would revolutionize starch utility in addressing a number of health issues related to glucose absorption, glycemic index and colon health.

"Appeared" is critical, as the likelihood that a Lamborghini Sesto Elemento – one of only 20 produced – or a trio of 1,100-horsepower 1,100-horsepowerigsegg Agera Rs would be carousing in the California wine country is tough to swallow.

Fig. 1C illustrates that a change in membrane displacement current would be detectable only over a limited frequency range due to the fact that shunt resistance (Rs) would dominate at low frequencies and membrane capacitance would effectively short at high frequencies.

[6] For any q ≤ –100, the contribution of RS would be negligible, and we set the KC and RS weights to 1 and 0, respectively.

Only a very large effect of origin on RS would have been detectable with P < 0.05: δmax was larger than the mean RS pooled across years for males, and three times greater than mean RS for females.

Rest would do my body good".

Massé convinced her that a flipped "r" would carry better in a big hall.

"Red would have loved it," said Gammons, a former Boston Globe columnist.

He said that because of Cornell's experience, the Big Red would not be overwhelmed.

Wagner was perpetually in need of funds, and the Ring would be extremely expensive to stage.