Sentence examples for template to take from inspiring English sources
Taking A Life In the Day on tour is the most exciting prospect I've had to date: using the album as a template to take more musical risks.
But the sport hopes tomorrow's third Gold Cup showdown between Kauto Star and Denman will be more than a thrilling climax to the Cheltenham festival, also providing a template to take it to new audiences and broaden its appeal among women and young people.
Since Marling's debut album, 2008's Alas, I Cannot Swim, she's released three more albums in quick succession, each building on that debut's folk template to take in Bob Dylyricalue lyrical wordplay and a less cutesy musical template that was introduced on 2011's brooding, A Creature I Don't Know (check out The Beast if you don't believe me).
And, just in case you're feeling this could be the time to sneak off to the pub, there's a nice, photocopiable PDP template to take with you.
This process has the effect of normalizing the brain according to a standard template to take account of variation in brain size.
The easiest way to create an envelope template is to take an envelope in the correct size and gently pull it apart.
In [15, 16], probabilistic templates are used to take into account the possible variations in human shape.
Rayo Vallecano are a relatively small team in a capital city dominated by bigger sides - is the work done there seen as a template to be used to take the Bees forward?
Thus, a relatively larger transfer of magnetization was observed in the solute when bound to the molecularly imprinted polymer at a position where multiple hydrogen bonds between the analyte and the template can be expected to take place in the molecularly imprinted polymer only.
The use of multiple templates in modelling helps to take advantage of the information present in all of them, but this must be done with care.
Simply Crochet, £4.99 Given the success of Mollie Makes, it's not surprising that the publishers have decided to take that template and run with it.
