Sentence examples for visible setting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bhagat's gemstones are set in platinum, employing a European technique imported into India that allows the stones to appear to float without a visible setting.

"For those whose work may cause their profile to become more visible, setting this up could be seen as an essential preventative step".

If fumbled badly in a highly visible setting, these questions can stall or end your career.

The key there is that being in a socially visible setting creates a collective pressure to do the right thing.

So that started years of wondering about that, and when I had the first glimpses of the novel I knew I somehow wanted to write about an Invisible Man in a visible setting, someone with a perfect blazer, a rep tie, nice hair, and no name.

Beyond it the charred remains of the governor's residence was visible, set on fire during a recent protest.

We introduce a framework for maintaining the visible set that provides perfect occluder fusion while taking advantage of temporal coherence in the observer's position.

While world leaders were trying to agree on rules fixing terms for compensation and financial soundness, a far less visible set of officials was at work deciding which companies can stay in business and how much business they can have.

To ensure that all imagery was aligned consistently across sensors, the anchor image for between-sensor registration was the first "up" image taken in the low resolution visible set.

In order to be suitable for exchange within the tissue economy, this material would need to be logged within standardised forms of bureaucratic accountability that placed the material within visible sets of order (cf Eriksson and Webster 2015).

According to Boyle et al., the rational systems approach understands the organisation as having '(1) a visible set of hierarchical authority relations in which (2) work activities are governed by formal rules and clearly defined criteria for evaluation, relations that (3) are designed to pursue some set of goals.' (2001: 31).