Sentence examples for solid explains from inspiring English sources
The phrase "solid explains" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use. Example: "The report provides solid explanations for the observed phenomena."
"As long as I hit my rent and have a little spending money, I'm solid," explains Cristello, in between cleaning carpets during his weekly duties as part-time landlord.
"Over the week we were pretty solid," explained Brewster on his arrival home at Aberdeen airport.
This new video by Thalmic is a solid explainer for those curious about the engineering that goes into the MYO, and acts as a sort of general FAQ about how it works and what's going on in terms of ongoing third-party development from the community MYO is trying to build.
IN DEPTH: The Atlantic offers a solid explainer on the Scalia fallout here.
Pits that were "solid", Alan explains, tended to be those centred on a single place.
The migration of Cuz+ ions, via defects, into the Ge x Se1 − x solid electrolyte explains the basic switching mechanism.
It's very different from a piece of clothing; it's in direct contact with the skin, it needs to be super solid," Thomass explains, who recalls the impact Lycra had on the industry when it became big in the 1980s.
"They have the technical capacity to conduct good, solid investigations," explains Professor Isaacs.
Radon is a gas, but with a half-life of four days, it rapidly decays into solid products, explains Doug Brugge, a professor of public health at Tufts University.
A solid rationale explains the utilization of vasopressors in daily practice [ 54], but the few comparative studies and the combination of different molecules account for their practical selection.
"Each segment is packed so tightly by the piff and skin that the fruit is extremely solid," he explained.
