Sentence examples for version of a certain from inspiring English sources
It is the latest version of a certain American ugliness, one that degrades our neighbors and ourselves.
It seems that people who are fretful, crabby, and neurotic-- kvetches," ineurotic-- kvetchesneurotic-- kvetchesnal dinlectheTimesto have a shorter version of a certain gene (SLC6A4 on chromosome 17q12) than do people of sunny disposition.
The acerbic chorus was reborn as an exuberant soccer chant: "Get off the bandwagon/ And put down the handbook!/ Get off the bandwagon/And put down the handbook!" The set ended the same way the album does: with a grand version of "A Certain Romance".
All three wrote the book and lyrics, which focus on the heretofore all-female Triassic Parq, an extremely thinly veiled version of a certain fictional dinosaur theme park, being thrown into a tizzy when one of the T. rexes (Claire Neumann) morphs from a she-rex to a he-rex.
Also, current intellectual property and patent laws in the U.S. defend big pharmaceutical companies' sales revenues of medicine by preventing the production of a generic version of a certain drug for 12 years after its initial market release.
In special cases it is possible to add a certain term to an upcoming new version of a certain coding system.
A natural choice for the signal transform is the discrete-time Gabor expansion [5] based on a system of time-frequency (TF) shifted versions of a certain window function.
When comparing the students' activity on the cases and their ability to reach the correct diagnosis and treatment, we found only minor differences between the Romanian and English versions of a certain VP.
Even a free trial or a limited free version for a certain number of people can achieve the same result.
Like many far-right groups, the III%, both the American and Canadian version, attracts people of a certain ilk, including some prone to violence.
With cheap DNA sequencing, it has become feasible to sequence the genomes of large numbers of people and find individuals who naturally lack a working version of certain genes—"a gift of nature for us to study," says human geneticist David van Heel of Queen Mary University of London.
