Sentence examples for apart revealed from inspiring English sources

The comparison of two bathymetric surveys 10 years apart revealed that the subaqueous dunes are migrating towards the southwest at very low rates (~ 3 m yr− 1).

In the early twentieth century, the analysis of early photographs of the nebula taken several years apart revealed that it was expanding.

The Story of My Teeth originally came to readers as the work of Gustavo Sánchez Sánchez, and it comes to a wider audience as an autobiography by a character called Gustavo Sánchez Sánchez, but repeatedly, this persona is picked apart, revealed to be nothing more than a vaporous disguise or a cloud of hot air.

Our analysis of samples collected 24 hours apart revealed limited day-to-day fluctuations in the detection of P. falciparum and P. vivax infection.

Comparison of intraspecific divergences for populations collected from 500 2800 km apart revealed no significant increase in genetic distances with geographical separation (figure 1).

Comparison of the phytosociological relevés conducted 20 years apart, revealed that all sand dune plant communities detected in the relevés from 1989 to 90 are still well represented in the relevés from 2010 to 12.

As the sequence progresses, the ball falls apart, revealing animal bones within.

The starkly different reactions to the two sales, the two buyers and the two complexes that stand 12 miles apart reveal much about New York in an era of seemingly unprecedented prosperity.

When you move, the image breaks apart, revealing the structure's fractured three-dimensionality (and its highly technical engineering), just as primitive frontal painting evolved into the twentieth-century exploration of form.

Worse, what sometimes looked initially as though it was the result of narrative logic or the unfolding of psychological truth (Claire's tears, slimey billionaire bird killer Raymond Tusk's loyalty switcheroo at the House Judiciary Committee, the whole impeachment storyline) fell apart revealing the writers struggling to get from A to B with a lot of smoke and mirrors.

AEG's executives had their emails picked apart, revealing concerns that Jackson would not be able to perform the shows as planned, that a lawyer at their parent company referred to Michael Jackson as "the freak", and that Jackson was derided even though the company had invested more than $30 million £18.44 million) in his shows.