Sentence examples for term checking from inspiring English sources

Chemical and textural samples critical for source term checking need to be uncontaminated, so we need to find a way to sample without (i) introducing chemical artifacts due to the sampling device, (ii) changing the vesicle structure due to shearing on withdrawal of the sampling device from the fluid, or (iii) from vesiculation during quenching and boiling in water.

As for the third term, checking whether an ambiguous cluster can be added to a particular tree in Lines 12-13 can be done in a similar way as outlined above for core clusters.

In the longer term, check if your chain is worn out by holding a ruler along its lower length.

But a couple weeks later, some unnamed company apparently sent a letter of protest stating that the term "check in" was generic.

But, as badass monk Brother Stavros once told us (and no, "badass monk: is definitely not an oxymoronic term; check out his interview): "The biggest pitfall is to let society decide what your happiness is.

Briefly, the program builds a 2 × 2 contingency table for each functional term checked and applies an exact Fisher's test.

When working at something long-term, check your outputs occasionally to make sure you're on track, but focus on your inputs- whether you're following the plan and doing the work- day in and day out.

DOG4DAG supports the re-use of existing ontology terms by checking whether terms or their discovered variants exist in other OBO ontologies.

Then Facebook and Google borrowed the concept — and even the term check in.

An electrical engineer named Nolan Bushnell founded Atari (a Japanese word that approximates the chess term "check") in 1972, in Santa Clara, Calif., with two partners.

So when an entire literary era like Burns's is termed "Sentimental", a highly complex term that draws on writers as diverse as Laurence Sterne and Henry MacKenzie, they are apt to use the term without checking it out.