Sentence examples for this involved removing from inspiring English sources

This involved removing scratches, stains and tread marks from the archived negative.

Sometimes, as indicated in the footnotes, this involved removing multiple terms and reversing the interaction factor transformation to get a biologically interpretable result.

This involved removing microscope descriptions, final diagnoses, diagnostic codes, records of special stains and recuts, consultations, etc., and retaining case data in demographic, clinical history and gross description fields.

Technically, this involved removing chunks of the narrative spine and presenting it in these fragments.

This involved removing all modern touches, like air-conditioners, storm windows and gutters; installing weathered-looking clapboard panels over the back porch shingles; hanging decrepit shutters at odd angles; and gap-toothing the walls (patching them with tar paper to simulate missing shingles).

This involved removing the buffer, generating the buffer again, and calculating the BAL effects and value increments again.

Most asphyxiation suicides involved hanging (90.7%, N = 22,931), 1717 (6.8%) involved smothering, 968 (3.8%) involved chemicals or gasses, 145 (0.6%) involved strangulation, 14 (<0.1%) involved swallowing a foreign object, and less than five involved removing medical care.

The last operation, performed two years ago, involved removing 40percentt of his remaining tumor, and part of his upper spine.

Part of the tower's $28 million overhaul in 1998 involved removing the 10,000-gallon 10,000-gallonk that had once fed the fire-sprinkler system.

Holland said: "People somehow never put two and two together and thought: 'Why is a gynaecologist operating on her spine?'" The letters reveal that Bossi undertook surgery that involved removing fibroids, or benign tumours.

The clean-up involved removing the bodies of the deceased turret crewman and disposing of the damaged turret equipment, all without photographing or otherwise recording the locations of the bodies or equipment which would have presumably assisted with the resulting investigation.