Sentence examples for an extensive segment from inspiring English sources
Another tribute came from the actor-director Clint Eastwood, who interviewed Mr. Charles for an extensive segment of the documentary "The Blues".
A relatively easy and inexpensive way to estimate losses over an extensive segment of a canal is the flowing water balance, or inflow outflow, method.
The German Antarctic Expedition of 1939 aerially photographed an extensive segment of Princess Astrid and Princess Martha coasts of western Queen Maud Land and, dropping metal swastikas over the region, claimed it for the Hitler government (the area is now claimed by Norway).
Rachischisis is the most severe form of spina bifida; in this lethal condition, an extensive segment of the rachis is absent, resulting in extensive exposure of neural tissue [11].
In our diversity panel, an extensive segment of indica DNA located in the centromeric region on chromosome 12 is found in several tropical japonica and admixed accessions (Figure 3), including Kaybonnet, Katy, Spring, Cybonnet, Jambu and Padi Kasalle.
An extensive opening segment which would have depicted the destruction of Earth was changed to the filmed segment in which Tyrol sees a flash of light and his shadow is left on a wall.
But Drive.ai's demonstration is interesting because it depicts incident-free, unbroken footage shot at night, including extensive segments where it's raining quite a bit.
The collagen fibre on the right has been cut nearly parallel to its long axis and shows extensive segments of the cross-striated fibrils.
The most extensive segments of the subseries deal with women's liberation in the 1970s and 1980s in Chile, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Eritrea, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, and the United States.
In contrast, holocentromeres have kinetochores attached along the extensive segments or even the entire length of chromosomes.
Short bowel syndrome is a rare and devastating complication in chronic inflammatory bowel disease following functional or anatomic loss of extensive segments of the small intestine [ 1].
