Príklady basket

• The little kittens and their mother were all curled up asleep in the same basket.

• It takes great skill to weave a basket from/out of rushes.

• A flower arrangement in a large basket stood on a (flower) pedestal in the corner of the room.

• They sell dried flowers and baskets and that type of thing.

• Most of the letters they receive end up in the wastepaper basket.

• Results indicate that thalamically evoked cortical responses are regulated predominantly by basket cells whose output is a key factor controlling excitability in the thalamocortical circuit.

• To find the answer, it will be necessary to narrow our focus and examine the main articles of the export basket during this period.

• In this sense, all decisions adopted by individuals show their preference for one basket over any other basket available.

• Towards our goals in broadcasting, the press, the performing arts and the economy is an ambitious title for what is, indeed, a rather full basket.

• They include variants of the term used for the long poles with a hook or small basket on the end that are used for fruit-picking.

• A bamboo-like reed which grows in tall separate stalks and which is used for thatching roofs and making baskets.

• More generally, different individuals have different consumption baskets.

• Second, instead of devaluing the dinar in the 1980s, leaders arbitrarily pegged it to a basket of convertible currencies.

• Four-yearold children tend to pass the test (correctly predicting she will look for her marble in her basket).

• Classical music seemed irrevocably destined to become the culture industry's basket case.

• He adopted the use of old polythene for all further compost baskets he made.

• The most popular technologies across all four cluster areas were the compost basket and the improved sunken bed.

• He then ' ' seize[d] ' ' her basket and ' ' tosse[d] it [away], ' ' ' ' grabbing ' ' her arm and ' ' pulling her to him.

• The idea for association rules originated in market basket analysis where purchases of grocery items are observed for their co-occurrence with particular products.

• The friars sent back covered baskets which concealed reciprocal gifts.