Sentence examples for a plot that describes from inspiring English sources

(Bernard Holland) 'HERCULES' (Tuesday and Thursday) This Handel opera is rarely heard, but it has plenty to offer, not least a plot that describes a love triangle that proved lethal for Hercules.

7 30 p.m., Harry de Jur Playhouse, 466 Grand Street, at Pitt Street, Lower East Side, (212) 279-4200; $30 to $65. (Midgette) 'HERCULES' (Tomorrow and Sunday) This Handel opera is rarely heard, but it has plenty to offer, not least a plot that describes a love triangle that proved lethal for Hercules.

A plot that describes the interplay between diversity (use) and abundance (reuse) of FSFs (total number of distinct FSFs versus the total number of FSF domains that are encoded in a proteome) shows viruses have the simplest proteomes, followed progressively by Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya, in that order.

Rapid formation of the populated intermediate can be directly detected using ultra-rapid mixing experiments [ 6], giving rise to a second chevron plot that describes the folding and unfolding kinetics of the intermediate via an early transition state.

Analysis comparing the HbA1c scores collected using the two different methods (Bio-Rad and HPLC) took place for 303 persons and Figure  2 provides a Bland-Altman plot that describes the relationship between the two test measures.

In Figure 4B, we have illustrated the typical continuous risk score plot that describes sensitivity of high- and low-risk sets to the cutpoint.

All Brusch's illustrated tales have a plot that firstly describes the circumstance, then a resulting conflict, then solution.

The former contains one page per metabolite with various plots that describe the pattern of labelling observed (Fig. 2).

I won't give away anything else, but suffice it to say that what Lane describes as a plot that "makes absolutely no sense" in "88 Minutes" works magnificently in Lang's expert hands.

In testimony so painstaking that the judge and some jurors seemed to nod off at the mundane details of a plot that left 163 people dead, Mr. Headley described how he changed his name and used his American passport to portray himself alternately as a tourist or a businessman, concealing his Muslim faith and his Pakistani roots so he could travel easily across borders.

The head lawyer, Marta Nercellas, described to me a plot that was set in motion at 4 30 P.M. on August 14 , 1993 in a Tehran office belonging to the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence.