Sentence examples for waves of think from inspiring English sources

There were two waves of think aloud studies: the first 4 used draft webpages still on paper or PowerPoint slide, the latter 6 were undertaken completely using the prototype webpages on LifeGuide.

You can't open a website without being crushed by a wave of think pieces on the shock revelation that American soldiers weren't big fans of Iraqi insurgents, or on how Fifty Shades of Grey is creating a generation of incipient Ike Turners.

This wave of thought police infiltrating academia has begat new vocabulary.

Now a new wave of companies think that they have the technology to change the game and make unsubsidised profits.

It has also produced apocalyptic warnings of a wave of robberies (think of a till with two lots of cash) and of economic paralysis (shops, on the other hand, may run out of euros).

GitHub, which weathered a wave of offenses thought to be from China this summer, was also hit with a DDoS attack around the WW2 anniversary.

And as for making waves … think of the tide surging up Portland Place if Sky snaffles the BBC's No 1.

All you are doing is lengthening out the natural curls in your hair, which then form waves. Think of your hair like a spring or a slinky that's wound up; when you unwind the slinky, it has a curve to it.

These waves of NFκB activity are thought to arise from oscillations between NFκB and its inhibitor IκB.

Rather, waves of TE propagation are thought to coincide with speciation because both phenomena are triggered by the division of large populations into small sub-populations (demes) in which drift is important.

The collapsed rigs, built in 1956 and 1961, were designed to withstand waves of up to 45 feet, thought to be sufficient to withstand the 25 year storm at the time, although Juan produced waves approaching 70 feet.