Sentence examples for another subject in from inspiring English sources

Another subject in the book, Kathy Abbas, scrubbed floors in the mansions of Newport, Rhode Island, in order to fund her decades-long search for the Revolutionary War fleet that lies at the bottom of Newport Harbor.

Epistemology is another subject in which Gregory's thought has received much attention (e.g. Elie 1937; Dal Pra 1956; Gál 1977; Eckermann 1978; V. Wendland's chapter in Oberman 1981, 242 300; Tachau 1988, 358 71).

In such a situation, it will be interesting to know if there are active obligations of another subject in the same situation that could solve this conflict and then derive if this subject has enough free time to perform some active obligations of the first subject.

Mansfield's public persona and career image became another subject in popular culture.

The model of RNA existing before transcription was espoused by another subject in an interview.

Another subject in the IAsp group had a fetus that died in utero during week 40 (fetal death due to umbilical cord strangulation).

The vibration of bellows and corrugated tubes, which are widely used in industry, is another subject addressed in this chapter.

Although expressed in different terms, many of the truths of Buddhism have resonance in Christianity (another subject I explore in some detail in "Growing in Love and Wisdom").

Harrison's spirituality also defines his masterful solo work, especially the 1970 triple album All Things Must Pass, produced by Phil Spector, another subject interviewed in depth.

Second, respondents who have entered higher education often transfer to another subject, resulting in multiple higher education spells.

This compartmented thinking also makes it difficult for students to recognize what they have learned as meaningful, and apply it to another subject or in other contexts (Bransford et al. [2000]).