Sentence examples for sense down from inspiring English sources

The sense-AFAS probe pairs listed in Table 1 are also indicated in Additional file 1: Figure S3 (designated as Sense up, AFAS down, corresponding to the first 44 pairs in Table 1 and Sense down, AFAS up, corresponding to the last five pairs in Table 1).

They hold John Jay at third, which makes a lot of sense down five runs.

That makes some sense down in his 13th-century cellar, as he fills his tiny beakers and speaks in a mix of Renaissance-man wisdom and carnival patter.

"The alien comes in, probes women in a distinctly sexual way for purposes that are equally inscrutable, but which may, we're told, make sense down the road".

"It might make sense down the line to create a special version for advertisers," he says.

Even if that isn't a part of the initial roll-out, this makes a lot of sense down the road for Facebook Music.

"I really love to be able to crossover through music and I don't mean that in the commercial sense," Downs said.

The results of the various testing modes were compared and flow sensing down to 0.5 μL/min has been demonstrated.

At a rotund 6ft 5in, the two-times president is a genuine heavyweight in all senses, down to the ego.

We will show experimental realization of this peak-tracking chip technique: operating at λ~550 nm, with our chosen step-wise variation of the RWG duty-cycle (ratio of feature dimension to grating period Λ, also called filling factor f), we will perform index sensing down to ~2 × 10−5 RIU (refractive index unit) sensitivity.

The present technique is suitable whenever the loss of cash flow due to shut-in production and/or the use of special sensing down-hole equipment become prohibitive, particularly when H2S and CO2 are present in the produced gas mixture.