Sentence examples for always placed with from inspiring English sources

Literary scholar Mark Jones offers a general characterisation of a Lucy poem as "an untitled lyrical ballad that either mentions Lucy or is always placed with another poem that does, that either explicitly mentions her death or is susceptible of such a reading, and that is spoken by Lucy's lover".

While conducting the molecular phylogenetic analysis, we noticed that the Dicyema genes were always placed with long branches in the phylogenetic trees.

In this study, the distributed MTMFD system is always placed symmetrically with respect to the mid-span of the bridge with the heaviest TMFD unit always at the mid-span and the mass of TMFD unit decreasing with its distance from the mid-span on either side, hence, only odd number (minimum three) of TMFD units are considered to comprise the distributed MTMFD system.

Both sensors were equipped with three antennas [51] always placed in line with Tx i in the middle between Rx i,1 and Rx i,2 for i=1,2.

The researchers found that the female starlings almost always placed the feathers with the more reflective side up.

The author seemed pleased with the preference and told us that she always placed animals in her novels with great care.

These changes, however, did not much affect the protein-DNA contacts occurring in the major groove including base-specific interactions between GAA and R63, as the side chain of R63 was always placed at hydrogen bonding distance with the guanine base.

In the fixed training regime, the reward was always placed behind the same door (with left/right side counterbalanced across subjects) whereas in the variable regime, the reward appeared equally often behind each door.

Positions varied according to the experiment, with objects always placed along a circumference 15 cm away from the wall and 30 cm away from the center of the arena.

Additionally, linear lesions were added at the LA roof and the basal posterior LA, the latter always being placed with only 30 W due to oesophageal vicinity.

Nurse practitioners often practice in settings and with populations that do not always place them in direct competition with physicians.