Sentence examples for we usually express from inspiring English sources

In everyday language we usually express such an idea only by the word 'that'diesesses' or — in Bolzano's old-fashioned orthography — 'dieß').

In analyzing the response of the eye to a visual image, we usually express the dimensions of the image in degrees of visual angle: the angle subtended by a triangle with one vertex at the eye and the other two enclosing the object.

When she does mention her background, they usually express sympathy.

Which usually express sentiment or irony, etc," he says.

Common allocation models usually express the carbon allocation as linear or monotonic functions of time.

Then I usually express a simple guideline: "Look for the anomalies".

Women usually express "significantly more conservative attitudes toward casual sex and nonexclusive sex," the authors write.

They usually express S-100 protein [ 1, 9].

Naive T lymphocytes usually express the long CD45RA isoform.

Normal NK cells do not usually express HLA-DR.

Synovial sarcomas and mesenchymal chondrosarcomas do not usually express CD34.