Sentence examples for an initial section from inspiring English sources

Together they have produced an elegant, understated volume with an initial section of color plates, an account of the firm's history and success, profiles of 20 significant projects illustrated by historic photographs and a catalogue raisonné of the firm's work.

After an initial section dealing with alienated young Muslims in France, he takes on Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia in turn, in each case moving from the first encounters with French imperialism through postwar decolonisation, down to the present day.

The da capo aria distinguished clearly between an initial section (A), a contrasting section (B), and the repeat (da capo) of the initial section, as a rule with improvised vocal embellishment.

With an initial section completed in 1877, the museum was meant to expand like a flat Tinkertoy, leg after leg forming a giant network and filling up Manhattan Square.

But the schedule for pipeline construction, to be done by the end of 2008, refers only to an initial section from Taishet to Skovorodino a stone's throw from the Chinese border.The Japanese say that they would be content for the Chinese to get a spur from the main pipeline, but insist that their branch be built first.

Isorhythm, in music, the organizing principle of much of 14th-century French polyphony, characterized by the extension of the rhythmic texture (talea) of an initial section to the entire composition, despite the variation of corresponding melodic features (color); the term was coined around 1900 by the German musicologist Friedrich Ludwig.

In the chanson, however, a short initial section is repeated, and a piece of the opening section may recur at the end.

Taking a break on the initial section of the road from Melbourne is made all the more attractive thanks to Gippsland's only hatted restaurant, Neilsons in Traralgon.

After the initial section with a high slope, a near horizontal plateau is reached.

In situ sections (i.e. milling) were achieved with an initial blunt section at a current of 20 nA, followed by decreasing currents (20 - 3nA) for polished sections.

It is shown that the adsorption of NH3 by activated carbons at different temperatures follows Dubinin's theory and, as in the case of water, for carbons with high oxygen contents one observes an upward deviation in the initial section of the DR plot.