Sentence examples for which could be inserted from inspiring English sources

Then there were the Interruption Games, which could be inserted at will during particular games.

It's a rather loose translation, which could be inserted equally into any of Handel's operas, but it's particularly apt here in a work whose absurd plot twists even Handel's contemporaries found hard to stomach.

The six other alternatives include using gene markers to identify tolerance in ash trees and then growing them conventionally; propagating saplings showing tolerance; and finding genes in other species of ash tree which could be inserted in British ash trees.

Whereas Penfield had used a large electrode that affected thousands of neurons at a time, brain researchers in the fifties began to use tiny microelectrodes, which could be inserted into the brains of animals to record the firing of single neurons and, thus, communication among them.

Their popularity was in part due to the production of more affordable, single leaf miniatures which could be inserted into unillustrated books of hours.

The most notable aspect found in the proposed techniques is the use of "length-less runs" referred to as stealth nicks which could be inserted into the cover media as steganographic tags.

Measurements were made in a water tank into which pipes could be inserted which held dosimeters in pre-determined and reproducible positions.

It had an 8-by-10-inch pocket into which homework sheets could be inserted, and other pockets for things like erasable markers.

Its primary use was in the making of a channel through the skull, into which another instrument could be inserted for the removal of bone fragments that impinged upon the brain following traumatic injury.

"Plus, Patricia and her team had a 3D scan of a duck vagina, which I knew could be inserted into a 3D world really nicely.

A method was developed to press SAH pellets with a center hole through which the heat exchanger tube could be inserted.