Sentence examples for templates some of from inspiring English sources

"So why should you expect outpourings of violence?" He points out that the movies' real role in our lives is not to provoke individual action but instead to provide general templates ("Some of us learned how to walk down the street watching James Dean") and larger cultural shifts.

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The Human Resources in Emergencies UNICEF intranet site contains orientation templates, some of which were developed in 2005, after the Indian Ocean Tsunami.

Furthermore, when using PCR methods with total genomic DNA as the template, some of the cp sequence regions are similar to those in other organelles, thus raising the possibility of false results.

The biomorphic mineralization technique is a powerful tool that allows to synthetize inorganic materials using as templates some structures of biological origin.

The total of 108 reaction templates that were encoded for the automatic generation of the hexadiene mechanism cover the same reactions as the 16 major templates and some of the more unique templates, but fail to describe around 700 templates in the rest group.

We thank Salma Balazadeh, Camilla Voelker, Magda Lotkowska and Jos Schippers for providing cDNA templates for some of the proteins expressed here.

Third, the de novo appearance of genomic insertions supports our original contention that cryptic sequence templates drive some of these changes.

It is also noted that within a single COSMIC template, some parts of the template can be substituted by existing archetypes.

There are several of these templates, some belonging to specific users, including Eric W's template, Milos Karalius' template, Thomas Palmer's template, and Axiom's template, among others.

But there was enough evidence at the Waca as the pair outscored India's flighty and ultimately woeful first-innings effort by 53 runs to suggest they at least have the makings of a first-wicket alliance that adheres to the template of some of the great opening partnerships of the past.