Sentence examples for simple brackets from inspiring English sources

The old system allowed police to withhold victims' identities and medical conditions and juveniles' names in the public log, as per state law, with simple brackets, which automatically deleted the names before the log was printed and distributed to reporters.

Michael Graetz of Columbia University has proposed replacing the current awful tax code with a value-added tax of 14 percent, cuts in the corporate tax rate, and a fair income tax with two simple brackets kicking in over $100,000.

Both the simple brackets and the full-on fantasy game.

"I see an independent creator and I put them in very simple brackets: one is high viewership and engagement and one is quality of IP," Rechtman told TechCrunch.

In portrait orientation, it's like the standard pocket calculators you'd get from an overeager realtor, with a number pad, clear button, simple brackets, percentage and standard addition/subtraction/multiplication/division function buttons.

Other bracket managers include, beyond NCAA March Madness Live, ESPN Bracket Bound 2013 for the bracket-focused gamers (which includes news, video analysis and game stats) and Simple Bracket for those who want simplicity, an experience devoid of ads and no gimmicks.

Fine, except for the fact the FedEx Cup rules have been tweaked so often by the tour hierarchy and its promotional partner, FedEx, the average sports fan need a 30-minute video tutorial rather than a simple bracket sheet.

I'll then use a few simple L brackets to secure the bare wall to the studs behind the drywall.

"It is also unique in using simple metal brackets to display the ornate pinnacles in front of the general canopy spires as though they float by magic - a daring concept not found anywhere else".

Simple pushdown brackets can be screwed into cabinets and connected to the door to make cabinets nearly impossible for a baby to open but not be too inconvenient for adults.

We present structures in the simple dot-bracket notation made popular by the Vienna RNA package (Hofacker et al., 1994), where dots denote unpaired residues, and matching parentheses denote paired bases.