Sentence examples for which are trimmed from inspiring English sources
Although the presses seem ready to prepare a monstrous waffle, they actually produce steaming hot sheets of half shells, which are trimmed, buffed to be glued and pressed into a whole, pressurized sphere (or core).
After miRNA genes are transcribed, the full-length transcripts (pri-miRNAs) form a hairpin structure (pre-miRNA) plus two un-paired tails, which are trimmed out by Drosha.
miRNA genes are transcribed from the genomes of nucleated cells into primary miRNAs (pri-miRNAs), which are trimmed into miRNA precursors (pre-miRNAs) by the nuclear RNase III Drosha [ 15, 16], acting together with the DiGeorge syndrome critical region 8 (DGCR8) protein within the microprocessor complex [ 17].
But in recent decades those snappy pictures — most of which were trimmed to seventy minutes or less — have been rediscovered and admired.
When business starts to grow again, new capital will be needed to expand the fleet, which was trimmed to 68 aircraft last year from 74 in 2000.
Power started with a 16-point lead, which was trimmed to seven after Franchitti won the opener and Power was third.
In February 1904, The New York Times noted that "a speck of dirt would find a difficult resting place" in the new subway stations, which were trimmed with oak, bronze, red granite and decorative tile.
The races at the 2.2-mile Laguna Seca circuit attracted more than 800 entries, which were trimmed to 550 for traffic management purposes; 60,000 spectators are expected for the Friday though Sunday run.
So they decided to partition off the alcove to create a nursery, and a few weeks ago, workers installed $3,000 worth of temporary walls, which were trimmed with molding and painted cream to match the rest of the room.
From a PT, which is trimmed to widen the orifice, let a drop of approximately 15 µL agar fall on the group of samples.
Even with best temperature performance trim-code, the absolute variation in reference voltage over 20 samples is 85 mV which is trimmed to ±11 mV (1.3%) using the proposed trimming methodology.
