Sentence examples for unearthed product from inspiring English sources

Droid-Life has just unearthed product shots of the handset from just about every imaginable angle, including one that quite clearly shows the "Thunderbolt" name being used for marketing (thereby pretty much confirming our suspicions that that'll be the final name when this thing becomes official).

Technology and its "products", when unearthed from archaeologists, are irrefutable witnesses of the technological level of each era and place.

Overall our analysis suggests that even though both ΔN and TA transcripts undergo complex alternative splicing events, the major C-terminal variant expressed in most cell lines is the α isoform and that minor transcripts representing various splicing products can often be unearthed using the power of deep sequencing and sophisticated computational tools.

Brennan Carley of Spin magazine writes of the "newly unearthed version" being "a bit twangier and more acoustic than Harrison's final product" and describes his singing as "clearer, less gruff, and more natural" compared to the 1974 release.

One, instead of being grown from the DNA of a recently unearthed fossil, the new marquee beast in their script, Indominus rex, would be the product of genetic engineering.

Moreover, it was observed that drying and freeze/thaw cycles were at the origin of a thermomechanical "peel-off" effect which inflicted micro-fractures to the carbonate product layers enabling water and gas to engulf beneath and react with freshly unearthed Mg donor sites.

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The NSA and its British counterpart the GCHQ have put extensive effort into hacking popular security software products to "track users and infiltrate networks," according to the latest round of Snowden docs unearthed today by The Intercept.

Additional skulduggery was unearthed.

Visual kei, unearthed!

"These newly unearthed examples vindicate both".