Sentence examples for tools conveying from inspiring English sources

A different perspective [8] [11] underlines the role of emotions as social tools conveying behavioral intentions or action requests during social interactions.

It directs produced fluid to the well test equipment through a production valve, it provides a facility for introducing fluids into the test string through the kill valve, and it gives access to the test string for special tools, conveyed on wire or coil tubing through the swab valve.

Research tools conveyed to obtain data were 3 designed questionnaires: 1) an opinionating questionnaire inquiring the web site components for professional training, 2) a questionnaire collecting opinions towards the web site as a whole, and 3) a questionnaire to obtain satisfaction level of users.

These cultural tools conveyed the scale, splendor, and singularity of the greater Yellowstone region, and they fired-up a global movement that continues to expand in the 21st century.

In contrast to conventional techniques, the electrolyte resistance fluctuations have shown to be a highly sensitive and reliable tool conveying real-time information about the two-phase flow pattern and electrolyte composition.

The drill tool conveys the chips to the auger in the extruding part, ensuring that the auger conveys the chips with appropriate conveying density under given drilling parameters.

But I'm sure that Proulx's prose is an admirable tool for conveying the tough poetic speech patterns of local characters like Billy: "'Tis a strange time, strange weather.

The jet fish pump (JFP), a special utilization of annular jet pump, is a potential tool for conveying fish in the aquatic industry because of its simple structure and lesser tendency toward mechanical injury.

A vast grid of 2,711 concrete pillars whose jostling forms seem to be sinking into the earth, it is able to convey the scope of the Holocaust's horrors without stooping to sentimentality -- showing how abstraction can be the most powerful tool for conveying the complexities of human emotion.

In instructional contexts where argumentation is a pedagogically important tool for conveying and assessing students' command of course material, the written and diagrammed arguments of students (and the mappings between them) are educational data that can be mined for purposes of assessment and instruction (see e.g., Ong, Litman and Brusilovsky 2014).

Today, music is a powerful tool for conveying emotion, expression and catalyzing our imagination.