Sentence examples for the plot serves from inspiring English sources
Bob Quick, a former head of counterterrorism at Scotland Yard, said in a BBC radio interview that the plot "serves to remind us that there are still people out in the country contemplating and capable of carrying out terrorist attacks on innocent people".
The plot serves as example for the case where SIMCOMP outperformed the two moment based methods.
The plot serves as revenge for the Theatre Royal's rejection of Fielding's earlier plays.
As it lifts and pivots through the action its purpose is as ambiguous as the plot, serving one moment as a conventional window, the next as the surface of a lake.
The plot served the interests of the Puritans very well and set back the cause of Catholic emancipation for at least another two centuries.
The overlap between the functional TM-helices and the functional α-helices of globular domains (as a close structural analogue to the TM helix) in this plot serves as a first approximation for the applications of the sequence homology concept for the membrane proteins.
Averaging 1,800 square feet, the plots serve as blank canvases for a roster of invited designers, including celebrated landscape architects like Martha Schwartz, Ken Smith, Mario Schjetnan, Topher Delaney, Walter Hood, Andy Cao, Claude Cormier, Christophe Girot and the Italian firm Land-I.
The episode plot serves as a "Monster-of-the-Week" story, which is unconnected to the series' wider mythology.
The net heat plot serves both purposes simultaneously: the first one by graphically showing elements of the hat matrix and the latter one by colored block structures in the plot.
Khaled Sharrouf, convicted of a minor role in that plot, served his time in supermax then went on to Syria and another 15 minutes of fame, waving severed heads around on the internet with his seven-year-old son.
The contour-enhanced funnel plot serves as a useful tool in assessing evidence for reported trials being selected according to level of statistical significance, whether through publication bias or through bias arising during the conduct of this study.
