A chartered aircraft landed on the ice at three of the locations, a hole was drilled through the ice, and a small sector-scan sonar was used to image the sea bottom.
Tight telomere clustering during the bouquet stage concentrated all telomeres and pericentric chromosome regions in a small sector of the zygotene nucleus (Figs. 2c v and 3 e g ), with generally one major and several minor sat FISH signal clusters being in close contact with each other (Figs. 2c v, vi, 3 f, g and 4; S1B' iii ).
First, the old form:There is and has long been some amount of anti-Semitism, of hatred and violence against Jews, from a small sector of the population who hate others who may be different or perceived to be different, largely for the sake of hating.
There is a small sector and region of wheat production that practices this: mainly North Dakota, small parts of South Dakota, and parts of Canada.
We are so embarrassed, shamed and repulsed by the actions of a small sector, a boisterous mob of boors that will now define us.
The drawbacks of this method are that it does not have optimal resolution because different trees yield identical values, and all trees are constrained within a small sector of geometric space, so even quite distinct trees will yield similar plots.
Since its inception, the Asian American Hotel Owners Association has been fighting discrimination in many forms from a small sector of competitor hotel owners and managers.
Queanbeyan MP Peter Phelps was angry at a lack of internal consultation and said banning an entire industry because of the actions of a "small sector" was dangerous.
Banking is only a small sector of the much larger Corporate America, and breaking-up the banks does nothing to address the problems in Corporate America overall.
Our 'natural benevolent affections' guide us to do good toward some small sector of humankind (a small sector composed of our friends, promisees, colleagues, family, etc)., and stifling such natural tendencies would leave only "a very feeble counterpoise to self-love" and thus little from which to develop a more extended and generalized benevolence (434).
Fishing occupies a small sector of the Swedish economy.
