Sentence examples for using an archive of from inspiring English sources
If a part is no longer available, they recreate it, using an archive of original service manuals or their own reverse engineering skills.
ZFN design involved using an archive of pre-validated two-finger and one-finger modules [32], [33].
In this report we examine the evolution of two proteins in this complex, the Sin3-associated proteins SAP30L and SAP30, by using an archive of protein sequences from 62 species.
That concept was illustrated in an inventive study that used an archive of preserved plankton samples collected in the North Sea since 1961 to explore changes in vibrio populations.
This inspector – with a supervisor's approval – also documented the flaws using an archived picture, in violation of procedures adopted by the agency in 2012, the report says.
He would transfer these cartoons to other canvases, giving himself ready-made designs with which to work and retaining for future use an archive of compositional possibilities.
Dr Asner is now working on a national survey of Colombia.He has also created software that will help analyse deforestation using a huge archive of satellite images that Google is making available.
Having established that the technique is valid based on these studies in CNS tissue, our ongoing studies are being performed using a large archive of blood samples from an ovine time course TSE infection study.
In addition to the S and N isotope data, the ice-core samples were used to provide an archive of annual and deposition amounts that could be used to qualitatively extend the NADP/NTN records to the early-1950s.
For parameter estimation and evaluation, we used a multiyear archive of the single-valued river stage forecast produced operationally by the NWS Arkansas-Red River Basin River Forecast Center (ABRFC) in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
This cross-sectional analysis of the variation in line boardings across about 1300 sample schedule time point bus stops served by about 300 directional bus lines over a six-month period uses a historical archive of real-time geo-referenced vehicle location data, and focuses on five different time periods, peaks and off-peaks, of a typical weekday.
