Sentence examples for simply transported from inspiring English sources

And some of New York's most popular cooking classes take place in the homes of chefs like Paul Vandewoude (formerly of Tartine and Titou), who have simply transported fans of their restaurants into their own home kitchens.

Then, two classical test cases are conducted: (1) linear advection, where the initial condition is simply transported around the sphere and (2) deformational flow (idealized cyclogenesis), where an angular velocity is applied to the initial condition, spinning it up around an axis of rotation.

Was I simply transported back in time to school where I was expected to do everything possible to fit in?

The percentage of UnPG DHC lipids in blood plasma samples compared with that in patent arterial samples and paired atheroma samples further suggests that the UnPG DHC lipids are not simply transported from blood to all tissues but may undergo specific metabolic conversion within certain tissues.

First, osk mRNP particles frequently undergo fast, directed movements to the posterior pole (for example, Figure 1L), indicating that they are not simply transported away from the anterior and lateral cortex.

Once vaccines do arrive in provincial health centres, there are further difficulties dispatching them to districts, health zones, health centres and villages; they are often transported by car, motorcycle, boat, or bicycle, or they are simply transported by foot in a vaccine cooler.

The producers said it was not a matter of simply transporting a successful film to the stage.

In contrast, planes simply transport you from one anonymous, homogenous edgeland to another, between airports virtually identical in their black and yellow signage and multinational franchises.

Although drug consumption is clearly damaging, simply transporting illegal substances does not, in itself, create violence, economic crisis or human suffering.

Some vessels called "landing ships" did not have the capability to off-load troops and supplies onto beaches; they were in fact simply transports or command-and-control vessels.

The vocal arrangements and variety of sounds are striking; 'Sing to Me' is founded on a sparse guitar and drum patter, with Calvi's voice and those of her singers surging with the strings as they kick in; the ghostly vocal coda of 'Suzanne and I' is simply transporting; the blue-lit 'I'll Be Your Man' staggers and seduces, a sensuous flirtation made of only Calvi's breathy voice at one point.