Sentence examples for trappings at the from inspiring English sources

To exclude an influence of different trap heights, comparative analyzes were performed using the same statistics but only for trappings at the same height.

But most said they would cut back on the often sumptuous trappings at the media previews.

Forty years later, the trappings at the top of Dean Foods, as at most U.S. big companies, are more lavish.

The birds started turning up sick about a month ago during random trappings at Bitter Creek National Wildlife Refuge in the San Joaquin Valley.

WIMBLEDON, England — Maria Sharapova still has the trappings at Wimbledon.

Do they want to be showbiz celebrities, living the high life, marrying into the royal family and enjoying all the financial trappings, at a significant cost to their anonymity?

In "Reign Over Me," Don Cheadle plays Alan Johnson, a Manhattan dentist in possession of the usual trappings (at least in movies) of comfort and success: a silver Volvo, a big apartment, a lovely wife (Jada Pinkett Smith), two children and a vague but acute feeling of malaise.

The result reveals that the threshold voltage shift after both hot-carrier and gate-bias stress originates from the charge-trapping effect at the interface of gate insulator and active layer, with the extra trap states generated during stress responsible for C-V curve distortion.

He did not want the usual religious trappings at his funeral, he said, but he did want music.

Fort William originated shortly after 1800, when the North West Company built a fur-trapping fort at the mouth of the Kaministiquia River.

A lot of work still needs to be done before the technology makes it to market, says Martin Green, who works on light-trapping photovoltaics at the University of New South Wales.