Sentence examples for template of our from inspiring English sources

The ATLAS result follows the template of our earlier results at lower energies, and shows how well (or how badly) various theoretical models predict the energy dependence of the particle multiplicity.

Of "Lust," published in Germany in 1989, the academy said Ms. Jelinek "lets her social analysis swell to fundamental criticism of civilization by describing sexual violence against women as the actual template of our culture".

Of "Lust," published in German in 1989, the academy said Ms. Jelinek "lets her social analysis swell to fundamental criticism of civilization by describing sexual violence against women as the actual template of our culture".

According to conventional wisdom, Turkey has become the template of our times: a large Muslim-majority country that has moved from military domination to civilian rule in a few years, spearheaded by a popular democratically elected government trumpeting its EU membership ambitions.

Now let's apply the psychological template of our current era: The global financial system has been on one precipice or another for about four years; just about everyone is scared, financially injured, humbled beyond words, career-wise, and a lot less cocky.

Genomic DNA was extracted following procedures described in [ 14] and approximately 500 ng of DNA was used as template of our AFLP reactions.

Importantly, this template scaffold of our first generation agent comprised a benzothiazole moiety, a pharmacologically active constituent with widespread medicinal chemistry applications.

By comparison, the template for our PCR consisted of a DNA extract equivalent to 0.24 mg feces per PCR reaction.

What I am convinced of is that the justifications of neo-liberalism have become the narrative template of management in our time.

"Last week we went too far away from our DNA and our template of the way we want to play, it's taken a lot of rescuing this week". "There was nothing in the game really between the two teams.

This modification indicates that genetic adaptation (i.e., epigenetics) of humans today represents a different template from that of our Paleolithic ancestors.