Sentence examples for to be anchored in a from inspiring English sources

Throughout the ballet, there is a rawness of movement that expresses emotion, yet all of it seems to be anchored in a classical ballet vocabulary.

At the same time they are stubbornly defending fare structures that continue to be anchored in a strategy of gouging the business traveler, he said.

"We really believe that the New A.P. needs to be anchored in a curriculum that focuses on what students need to be able to do with their knowledge," Mr. Packer says.

Sustainability relationship management has to be anchored in a specific department.

In their view, citizenship is not a set of practices and rights that need to be anchored in a particular demos defined by specific territorial boundaries.

"The subject matter for each piece needs to be anchored in a kind of familiarity for the audience, so each piece has something to do with the location or subject material of where it's being exhibited," Ackroyd says.

It encodes a putative cell surface protein with an N-terminal signal peptide and presumed to be anchored in the cell membrane through a C-terminal transmembrane helix.

International law dictates that floating mines have to be anchored in place and equipped with a self-disabling mechanism should the anchoring fail.

NfsA, B, C, and H contain putative signal sequences consistent with export from the cytoplasm, NfsE is predicted to be anchored in the outer membrane via a lipid attachment, and NfsD is predicted to encode an amino-terminal transmembrane segment suggesting it is anchored in the inner membrane.

It had a longer and thicker grip and a mallet-style head, and it was designed to be anchored in the armpit and swung like a pendulum.

The idea, which seemed to be anchored in his sense of belonging to a dispossessed people, was that the West invented the East to reinforce the power of colonialism over the colonized.