Sentence examples for the correct part from inspiring English sources
By 8 the next morning, I was assured that the correct part was on its way.
Goremsandu said the sticker was to prevent the alarm going off while the her engineer waited for the correct part.
The remaining dye deposits serve to subtract from white light, in the manner that was described earlier, the correct part of the spectrum to leave the colour of the initial exposing light.
Get to know the show, so that you zoom in on the action happening in the correct part of the stage, although a policy of 'set it up and leave it' can also work, giving the video audience a similar experience to those who have seen things live.
Using a combination of GPS and iBeacons, Detour can pinpoint where users are to ensure that they're listening to the correct part of any tour.
Therefore, the length of the input humming should be compressed or stretched to reach the length of the correct part in the MIDI file [2].
Being born with the correct parts would have made things easier, but at the same time I don't want to be told that my body is wrong.
Furthermore, when Fresnel's work is analyzed in this way, it can be seen that the correct parts are responsible for its predictive successes.
The subject of a 30-year search for the correct parts to restore it properly, the completely revitalized Horch made a splash at Pebble Beach in 2004 and went home with the top prize.
Until last year, the plant workers had to consult a long list of steps, taking pains to remove the correct parts out of a cart filled with variously sized bolts and screws and pins and to insert each one in the correct hole and in the correct order.
However, developing a GM mouse that could detect them would not be a trivial task – researchers would first have to identify the neurons in the mouse's olfactory bulb that detected the TB odour in question (from the millions of possibilities in the mouse's nose) and then identify and modify the correct parts of the genome to create their desired biological sensor.
