Sentence examples for word inventory from inspiring English sources

The word inventory consists of "How are you?" and "Salaam alaikum," and after that we're about tapped out.

The final word inventory included 211 nouns, 68 verbs, 27 adjectives, and 16 adverbs (http://soundnet.cs.princeton.edu/OMLA/study/HearMe_Mturk/quality_control/ViewCount.php?fn=all_noun_211.txt (fn=all_adj_27.txtt, and_all_adv_16.txtd all_adv_16.txt for different parts of speech)).

This is different from the meaning the word "inventory" has taken on in a science education research context, namely an instrument for the measurement of mastery of some particular scientific concept, such as the Genetics Concept Assessment (Smith et al., 2008) or the Force Concepts Inventory (Hestenes, 1992).

Press tab until the yellow box goes around any part of the word inventory.

There's still a magnificent retro charm to these guess-at-a-command-the-game-actually-understands experiences, and for those already feeling nostalgic for the words "inventory" and "examine door", the XYZZY awards for interactive fiction have enough recommendations to keep you going through a month of rainy Sunday afternoons.

The first two in terms of priority CSC controls relate to keeping an inventory of authorised software and hardware; yet none of the forms contain any of the followings words: inventory, authorised, unauthorised, blacklist or whitelist.

Not moving after hours despite word of inventory write-downs, job cuts and other cost reductions– Olympic Steel.

Next, all extracts of key words were inventoried and analyzed.

Before starting the next chapter or article, look up each word in your inventory with the dictionary.

The wording of concept inventory questions must be written in language that students will understand (Libarkin, 2008), preferably using wording that students have provided in responses to open-ended questions (Adams and Wieman, 2010).

He undertook the editing of a vast dictionary that was intended as an inventory of words used in English from the mid-12th century and, in some instances, from earlier dates.