Sentence examples for template to which from inspiring English sources

It was a template to which Hitchcock would return again and again, most memorably in North by Northwest (1959).

Such is the template to which Verhoeven cleaves: no suffering is so dire that it cannot be endured and then erased, to be replaced — in Rachel's case — with an indomitable smile.

Welles's genius seemed always to precede him, his image provided a mighty template to which he'd have to elevate his deeds — until the time came when, with his genius undiminished, the image itself took over.

They did so partly because he made architecture sound not just utopian and uplifting but also easy; he invented a virtual paint-by-numbers template to which his own singular and subtle buildings gave the lie.

Although the notion has been contested, it does seem fairly clear that these implements bear witness to another cognitive advance: the existence in the toolmaker's mind of a standard "mental template" to which the tools were made.

If you could press a giant reset button on the European landscape, these forests are the template to which everything would return.

Procedures have been widely used that use PCR products as templates to which oligonucleotide primers are hybridized, base-extended and then analyzed by mass spectrometry.

A multistep protocol for the synthesis of CuO or Cu3N nanoparticles within hollow mesoporous silica spheres was described, starting from carbon spheres as templates to which copper II) precursors were adsorbed/bonded.

It's more accurate to say that he rebooted life, his aim being to create a living template on to which new genetic functions could be built.

These pathways were developed into template reactions to which each of iJL1678-ME's pORFs could be applied to (Additional file 1).

Metolachlor deschloro was selected as the template to synthesize DMIPs, which were used as the solid phase extraction (SPE) materials.