Sentence examples for settings to give from inspiring English sources

Recycled rubber settings to give you some dinner-party traction.

Dr. Lauterbur visited their laboratory at night, altering the settings to give the varying magnetic field he needed.

We apply the method in different settings to give elementary proofs of some classical inequalities such as the Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev and the logarithmic Sobolev inequality in their sharp form.

Brook's education teams regularly go into schools, colleges, youth groups, and other young people's settings to give accurate and impartial, non-judgmental information and advice on sexual health, relationships, contraception and how to avoid sexually transmitted infections.

There are the usual settings to give the camera some context for the image, like "portrait", "landscape", "night" and "sport" but also things like "party", "beach" and "snow" and even, for the LOLcats generation "pet portrait", to make your furry friends look their best.

"We are committed to helping people better understand our settings to give them control over what they share," Strava told the Post in a statement earlier.

For example, for wool, processes include steam-setting to give dimensional stability to fabrics, treatments to reduce felting shrinkage and treatments to impart resistance to insect attack.

These techniques generally take large number iteration to compute the relay settings and fails to give the optimal relay setting for interconnected power network.

In the Facebook case, we required that if they modify their privacy settings, they have to give an opt-in notice to consumer -- or express affirmative consent, the technical term.

He's the cousin who for so long has tried to play the straight card with made-up girlfriends like "Grace" or "Karen" or "Cher", but the constant critiquing of table settings and inability to give thanks without the use of jazz hands have always been a dead give away.

Here we summarize themes from interviews and small-group discussions in multiple settings in order to give researchers considering report-back a sense of what to expect.