Sentence examples for which will import from inspiring English sources

Running a STEPS simulation will usually involve creating one main Python module, which will import STEPS modules and possibly other outside user-written modules for the model (such as separate modules for tetrahedral mesh description or user-defined helper functions) along with some of the many powerful scientific tools available for Python such as SciPy and NumPy.

The yen lurched further downwards, which will help import inflation.

I've written about Raw Sugar on TechCrunch previously, and they are moving toward launch of a new feature which will automatically import tag and category information from blogs to create a single browsable and searchable directory.

A second feature for paid accounts is the ability to import your own vector icon (say of your company logo), which will be imported into a kit so you can use it like any other icon.

It said "... the price of 63% of table wines, the majority of which are imported" would rise "as will the price of 92% of vodkas, a significant proportion of which will be imported".

The next-generation A-Class, which will be imported, shares a more conventional platform with the somewhat larger B-Class and other models to be built on the same new front-drive architecture.

Data analysis will proceed with the verbatim transcription of all interviews and focus groups which will be imported into the qualitative data management program NVivo.

Figure 10 illustrates the utilisation of map files to convert "raw" ecgML files into customised output formats, which will be imported into data mining systems for further analysis.

The EU has strict regulations on which GM crops it will import; crops containing "antibiotic marker genes," like the one used by Arctic Apples, are a strict no-go as of 2004.

Western routes could serve Europe, which will need to import more as North Sea production falls early in the next century.

This is a prelude to the planned introduction of compulsory carbon-labelling rules, possibly as soon as 2012, which will apply to imported goods as well as those made in France.