Sentence examples for some fabrication from inspiring English sources

A little distortion here, some fabrication there.

some tale of spells and curses, some fabrication in which you, a hobgoblin, are entirely to blame.

Eliade was also a novelist, but this novel was found in a Bucharest attic in 1986 (the year of his death), a circumstance so fitting – his narrator is fond of his own attic room, where he composes his diary – that I almost suspect some fabrication at work, as if the book were not by a 17-year-old but had been contrived by a much older, wiser and more cunning author.

The resultant array, as well as the fabrication technique, is an innovative alternative to silicon-based electrode solutions, avoiding some fabrication methods and limitations related to silicon and increasing the mechanical flexibility of the array.

Although micro-scale fabrication technology is highly advanced today, with grating aspect ratio greater than 25:1 being achievable some fabrication requirements, such as fine groove processing, are still challenging.

Among DNA nanostructures, DNA nanotubes have particularly potentials for functions due to high aspect ratio [5], controllability in fabrications [6, 7], and some capabilities for applications as nanocarriers [8], nanoarrays [9], nanowires [10], nanotools for structural analysis [11], and nanoanalytes for controlling some fabrication processes [12].

Not only killings but also some fabrications.

It's a brilliant strategy that recognizes the seductions of movies that draw you wholly into their narratives and that finds Mr. McQueen appropriating the very film language that has been historically used to perpetuate reassuring (to some) fabrications about American history.

The glaze of myth has encrusted Sept. 11 almost from the morning the buildings fell, some of it based in fact, some in fabrication, some in ignorance.

Here we summarize the theory and specific technologies developed for characterizing waveguide structures, and we present some common fabrication techniques already successfully applied to fabricate dielectric waveguide lasers, where relevant examples of demonstrated working devices are outlined.

Meanwhile, of course, William Hague objects to some web "fabrication" himself.