Sentence examples for which are ordinarily from inspiring English sources

Medicare premiums, which are ordinarily deducted from Social Security checks, will rise $4.50 a month.

There's a suggestion that pumping CO2 into a former oil field could help force out some of the remaining reserves which are ordinarily hard to get at, a process known as enhanced oil recovery.

Finally, M12mac25 cells, which are ordinarily rendered non-tumorigenic through the expression of the tumor suppressor insulin-like growth factor binding protein 7 (IGFBP7), displayed a tumorigenic response when implanted within porous pHEMA scaffolds.

In contrast, analytical tools provide required simplicity while capturing the events occurring at smaller time scales, which are ordinarily sacrificed in numerical simulations to keep the run time reasonable.

Setting the target nanospray current to a predefined value and letting the apparatus reach the target without operator intervention enabled the acquisition of viable data from solutions containing up to 2.5 M ammonium acetate, which are ordinarily difficult by traditional manual tuning.

The decision has caused a rift between these two nations which are ordinarily politically and economically united'".

Still, the incident had lamentably put off his retiring time, which was ordinarily eleven o'clock.

Several other reactors in the region are now closed for refueling, which is ordinarily carried out in the spring or fall, when electricity demand is low.

Subsequently, the stellar remnant expands and cools and produces an optical-light emission, which is ordinarily detected from supernovae days and weeks after the initial core collapse.

Afterward I told Dr. Pizzuti I had been so engrossed in each step that I forgot all about the aim of walking, which is ordinarily to get somewhere.

Somewhere along the way the vow, which is ordinarily worth 12 commitments or 4 pledges, became upgraded to a solemn vow.