Sentence examples for 1 bracket from inspiring English sources

Four specific factors make this technique different: 1) bracket selection and prescription; 2) unique archforms; 3) treatment mechanics; 4) research studies.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Flowchart of self-priming speed method. 1 Bracket, 2 wetting solution, 3 wetting pulverized coal, 4 dry pulverized, coal, 5 glass, 6 beaker.

Five radiocarbon dates from bone and charcoal within Graves I and VIII as well as an overlying midden deposit (Table 1) bracket use of the site between 17,250 16,350 cal BP and 15,000 14,200 cal BP (95% confidence intervals, using BCal software [20]).

For example, in chromosome 1 (bracket 1; fig. 3 B), GS_B contains ORFs that are annotated similar to those of WB_A1 at comparable chromosomal locations.

On the left side of chromosome 1 (bracket 2), there are examples of inversion in situ (e.g., 70 100 kb of the chromosome) or rearrangement without inversion (e.g., LCB from 100 140 kb in WB_A1 to 200 240 kb in DH_A2) or rearrangement plus inversion (e.g., LCB from 220 250 kb on WB_A1 has moved to 120 150 kb and is inverted on DH_A2).

The following relaxations are common: (1) Brackets enclosing a complete formula may be omitted.

Jay Hunt, who went from running BBC1 to running C4's programming, is in the £542,000 bracket.

2) The vitality of youth: Obama's campaign has benefited hugely from the under-25 bracket.

This measure showed that one outside the EU was in the €19m – €20m bracket.

A couple of years ago the term "Real Senior" was introduced to specify the 85+ bracket.

In the over 85 bracket, just one in 200 were Muslim.