Sentence examples for taking a pool from inspiring English sources

Taking a pool of models as an input, it first filters out illegal characters and chain-break characters in their corresponding PDB files.

Drunk, he took a pool cue, a beer bottle and a stool to an acquaintance.

I think it is time for her to take a pool of reporters out into the woods, bring down a moose and dress it on the spot.

"In a perfect world, we'd take a pool of baseball players and give half of them steroids to see what would happen.

Imagine, Horiuchi explained to me, that we could take a pool of countries similar to Israel in various respects — exports as a percentage of G.D.P., urban population, mortality rates, consumption, government expenditure as a percentage of G.D.P., and so on — and then use that pool — call it a "donor pool" — to create a "synthetic Israel" that we could track alongside the real one.

Imagine, Horiuchi explained to me, that we could take a pool of countries similar to Israel in various respects exports as a percentage of G.D.P., urban population, mortality rates, consumption, government expenditure as a percentage of G.D.P., and so on and then use that pool call it a "donor pool"— to create a "synthetic Israel" that we could track alongside the real one.

What the number providers do is take a pool of those keywords and assign a phone number to that pool, or they can assign individual keywords to individual phone numbers.

But the easiest way would be to take a pool of regulations and deem them equivalent".

Take a pool, asking if they feel safe.

A bearded IS fighter taking a bath in a pool of blood in the shape of Iraq is among the submissions.

Recently, I learned that it takes a swimming pool's worth of water to raise a few pounds of beef.