Sentence examples for works insert from inspiring English sources

Placing it on the table, she shows how it works: insert a small amount of saliva or blood into the device and, after Vivaldi's Four Seasons plays from a built-in speaker during a brief analysis, receive an immediate result indicating the presence of a specified pathogen, from Ebola to the common flu.

Regarding the integration rate, the previous works insert one bit per coefficient.

Around 1800, Caernarfon's local corporation undertook a programme of modernisation work, inserting several new gateways in the town walls; other changes were also made to the walls during the period, with some towers being converted for use as administrative buildings and the gatehouses altered to accommodate more modern offices.

Separately today, supporters of Amtrak in Congress -- mostly Democrats and Northeastern Republicans -- worked to insert $205 million for the railroad into an antiterrorism spending bill.

The Macrovision technology, for instance, works by inserting distortions into the music; the company says the changes cannot be detected on an ordinary CD player.

A company spokesman said technicians were working to insert instruments into the cap to take pressure readings of the flowing oil and gas.

In particular, they are interested in a field known as gene therapy.Gene therapy works by inserting extra copies of particular genes into the body.

Others point to "pork" or "earmarks" in the budget public works projects inserted into spending bills that principally benefit an individual congressman's district or a senator's state.

Between the Brahms works he inserts elliptical movements from Schoenberg's Six Short Piano Pieces, and it is amazing how easily Brahms's chromatic harmonies mingle with Schoenberg's atonal writing.

And all around the city, there is generous chatter about a man who less than two weeks ago was broadly considered a lame duck mayor who was working to insert himself in the race for his successor by tossing unpleasant verbal darts at a Democratic candidate.

Joachim Köhler, in his biography, notes that Wagner gave the "Jewish" character of Mime a tune from Mendelssohn's "First Walpurgis Night"; this raises the question of how many other musical quotations from now neglected Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer works were inserted as anti-Semitic markers that might have stood out to 19th-century audiences more familiar with these pieces.