Sentence examples for sort of sample from inspiring English sources

Those pavilion facades were intended as a sort of sample board, an anthology of styles for students to learn from.

He urged that the dead in Haiti be photographed and that some sort of sample for DNA matching, like hair with roots attached, be kept.

Indeed, pollsters have not even bothered measuring their support, although Clay Richards, assistant director of the Quinnipiac Poll, said that opinion surveys between now and Election Day on Nov. 8 would include two of the independent candidates as a sort of sample.

A: I think you've got about 400 [women] actively… searchable on site ready to go into… These guys are businessmen… they get a tax break for offering sponsorship to students but obviously they're having a bit of fun you know in the bargain… genuinely nice guys, I've got some sort of sample profiles I've printed out.

First, we see how a Wiimote can be modified by a yo-yo into a sort of sample trigger.

Since the 1990 sample used for the voting selection correction did not suffer from the same sort of sample size issues as the 1989 supplements, the linearized regression was not employed for the voting regressions.

The astonishing thing about this particular sort of sampling is that very simple measurements of just two things – temperature and salinity – are enough to reveal gigantic rivers, waterfalls and lakes hidden within the ocean.

Nevertheless, ASTM C832 and ISO 1893 standards do not point out which sort of samples (pre-fired or not) should be used during the measurements of this property.

Both sort of samples are then implanted with 5 × 1016 He cm−2 (at 10 or 50 keV) and eventually with B atoms.

He doesn't use the same sort of samples, and his music is synthesiser-based as opposed to sample-based.

These studies all use some sort of sample-voting analysis strategy though it appears that the fold-change and/or percent-vote thresholds are less stringent than those used by Takahashi et al. Despite the differences in analysis strategies, the degree of shared conclusions about specific genes that are differentially expressed in RCC tumors is much higher than would be expected by chance alone.