Sentence examples for table that becomes from inspiring English sources

The problem is that when you take one popular deduction off the table, that becomes the best possible argument for keeping the next most popular deduction or exclusion and so on.

Mannequins, fashion videos, and a small stage set of Hussein Chalayan's wearable living-room furniture (a telescoping wooden coffee table that becomes a skirt, and slipcovered chairs that convert into suitcases and dresses in case you have to leave town on short notice) introduce the general themes of "body," "shelter," and "identity".

Intuitively, each customer entering the restaurant sits at a table with probability proportional to the number of customers already sitting at it, and sits at a new table with probability proportional to a. Thus, customers tend to sit at most "popular" tables that become even more crowded.

Flt3L in presymptomatic individuals was associated with a broader cytokine pattern (Table  4) that became even broader after the onset of disease.

Additionally, we detected only a few de novo produced genic piRNAs and siRNAs in the presence of P. berghei and a few genic piRNAs were induced by regular blood feeding (Additional file 8: Table S6) that became a source of additional piRNAs in adult females.

An additional consideration would be whether there are two tables that contain information that becomes irrelevant when they are disconnected; for example, the relationship between a person and a passport as in Fig. 7.

The Book of Lights ($95), designed by Takeshi Ishiguro, is a coffee table book that becomes a lamp with a shade when it is opened; for locations: (323) 655-6551 or www.artecnicainc.com.

A cue ball that falls off the table or that becomes pocketed is called a scratch.

In an empty Madison Square Garden 90 minutes before tipoff, Louisville's Terrence Williams hopped up on the courtside table that had become infamous the previous night and did his best Eric Devendorf impersonation.

But it was the credible version of yakko dofu (cold bean curd) that became a table favorite.

Soon after, they rented three rooms in Pimlico and, at their kitchen table, started a textile company that became famous enough to merit, the other night on Park Avenue, a lecture given by the interior designer Martin Wood called "Patterning Nostalgia: The Designs of Laura and Bernard Ashley".