Sentence examples for tip refers from inspiring English sources

Although the article suggests showing a little cleavage as a way to keep the focus "up top" rather than on your less favorite parts, this tip refers to wearing skimpy tops and bottoms, such as a spaghetti strap shirt or a micro mini, especially if it is tight.

In this manuscript, a near-field scanning microwave microscope (NSMM) of our own design is introduced while using a multi-walled carbon nanotube (MWCNT) bundle as the tip (referred to as 'CNT tip').

"Beware the death seat" is another tip, referring to the situation in which a player enters the auction when both opponents have bid a suit and partner has been silent.

At about eleven-thirty on Sunday night, as the storm's local intensity reached a peak, a wave, or waves — residents of Tottenville Beach, the community on Staten Island's tip, refer to it as a "tsunami" — blasted through that neighborhood.

Early prototypes showed there was a need for a precision-engineered probe to achieve reproducible liquid tips; the prototype used in this investigation is based upon a plastic engineered dispensing tip (refer to Experimental Section for details).

Flies that are between 4 and 7 days old were collected a day prior to the assay and food deprived for about 2 h in a 50 ml conical tube containing a cotton swab tip (referred to as 'odor tube').

The term wheeled-tip refers to a new mechanism that incorporates active wheels at robot's fingertips and allows the grasp contact-point to move along the object's surface.

Conventional tipping refers to trimming of growing shoots of recovering tea bushes from pruning, to a level parallel to the ground, to obtain a green carpet surface for the convenience of harvesting.

For additional tips, refer to the slide presentation from the Research Forum 09/22/2015.

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Quick tip: "ATS" refers to "Against the Spread," while the "Moneyline" refers to the amount of money you must bet to win a specified amount.