Sentence examples for using the window of from inspiring English sources
Psychiatrists have been using the window of reconsolidation for years.
The agency said it was using the window of relatively calm weather on Thursday to check that storms drains and other flood defences were clear.
And when offered the chance to make a camera obscura using the windows of Fort Point, Mr. Morell leapt at it.
Some Poles calling themselves Project Piwo have been creating huge animations using the windows of Soviet era bloks and the larger office buildings around Poland.
Mr. Navalny used the window of freedom to revive his campaign for mayor of Moscow, finishing in second place with 27 percent of the vote.
It's possible the people smugglers are trying to use the window of opportunity before winter and to capitalise on the fear that borders will close.
This time the intruder is an IRA assassin whom the narrator has mistaken for a plumber, and who wants to use the window of her flat to take a shot at Margaret Thatcher (this is also set in the 80s).
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said he welcomed the latest provisional agreement and called on all regional powers to use the "window of opportunity" to exert their influence on the warring parties.
Poole Town boss Tom Killick used the window of groundsman Chris Kelly's home overlooking the club's Tatnam ground.
A most tantalizing concept worthy of investigation would be to use the window of opportunity, where allorecognition does not occur and no systemic immunosuppression is given, to induce donor-specific tolerance.
For the two homologous images, a small-centralised window or group of pixels is extracted for each pixel, using the window size of 5×5 pixels square.
