Sentence examples for set onto from inspiring English sources

George Ray moved his family next door to a relative's house, and then pushed the television set onto the porch.

It's an extremely awkward thing to ferry across the Atlantic, and too heavy to pick up and set onto a barge.

Orgyen's tiny room is plastered with photographs clipped from soccer magazines, and he is the ringleader of an elaborate plan to haul a satellite dish and a television set onto the premises in time for the 1998 World Cup final between Brazil and France.

Monkfish liver has been turning up as a sly substitute for foie gras; here it's molded into a disk, set onto a square of grilled bread, and topped with a layer of smooth compressed persimmon, for a decadent riff on peanut butter and jelly.

According to a law enforcement official who has seen the note, she wrote that her infant son, Keston Bacharach, had previously taken a few tumbles, including "two shameful incidents," a fall from a Gymini play set onto the wood floor when she walked out of the room for five minutes, and off a bed.

Projections of the data set onto these eigenfunctions reduces the data set to a set of data coefficients.

The framework includes both mapping of software components onto executable tasks, and the partitioning of the generated task set onto the cores of a multi-core processor.

We also show that the Finger and Prince construction can be used to wrap any cyclic difference set onto a two-dimensional mask, regardless of the number of its pixels.

Among up-regulated transcripts in the Nf1-Mouse-12 set, Onto-Express identified "mitosis," "cell cycle," "cell division" and "DNA replication" as highly statistically significant perturbed ontological categories (Additional file 6).

Among down-regulated genes in the Coriell-18 sample set, Onto-Express analysis identified "immune response," "response to virus," and 'innate immune response" as highly statistically significant ontological categories (Additional file 6).

This image is sized (the same image can be created as a large or small quilt) and printed onto sheets of transfer paper, which are then heat-set onto panels of fabric.