Sentence examples for a subject beginning from inspiring English sources

Hague would raise a subject beginning with the letter A and, in the same question, raise another subject beginning with a letter way down in the alphabet.

A calibrated digital timer was used to record the time interval from when a subject began rubbing to when they indicated their hands felt dry.

An estimate of the use of this strategy has been obtained by counting the number of times that a subject began a new search at the same box [ 20].

As illustrated in Fig. 1, the method for selecting the display set for a given subject began by randomly choosing a starting point and then selecting every Nth dot.

As illustrated in Fig. 1, selection of the display set for a given subject began by randomly choosing a starting point and then selecting every Nth dot, with N ranging from 3 to 10. Table 1 lists the number of boundary dots, the value of N, and the number of dots in the display set for each of the objects.

Where did the idea for an in-depth study of such a broad subject begin?

A Microsoft study of Internet use and medical research released last month found that of more than 11,100 search sessions, 5.3% led to a "query escalation" during which the subject began associating a common symptom with a serious medical condition.

After two weeks, all subjects began a 12-week program of supervised PRT, while continuing on their assigned study medication.

Normally, the subject begins a clause and the predicate core ends it, whereas objects and adjuncts precede the elements they determine.

For the domain "executive functioning/working memory" the Spatial Working Memory (SWM) test of the CANTAB system [37] and the SCWT [38] were chosen to calculate the outcome variables of number of SWM-between errors for 8-box problems, SWM Strategy (counting number of times the subject begins a new search with the same box) and interference score of the SCWT (seconds).

His interest in the subject began when he took an art history course at Princeton to fulfill a distribution requirement.