Sentence examples for apart say from inspiring English sources

When humans listen to two notes an octave apart, say A2 and A3, they compare not just the fundamental frequencies but also the harmonics.

What sets documentary photography apart, say those who do it, is that there is virtually always a narrative involved, whether explicit or implied.

But as talent levels increase and Sporting meets more players capable of picking them apart (say, Kelyn Rowe and Lee Nguyen), does it make sense to recoil so soon?

Plans to build 23 new wind farms and an infrastructure of pylons to support them are in danger of ripping some Montgomeryshire communities apart, say those who support the developments.

If all three trees are equally far apart, say at a distance r to the origin, then obviously the Fréchet mean lies at the origin.

The vdW interaction between native residue pairs is a 12-10-6 modified LJ potential that incorporates a low energy barrier (termed desolvation penalty) before interaction becomes attractive as the pair of beads comes together from initially being far apart (say in the unfolded state), Here, ɛ i,j) is also the interaction strength but varies for each pair of contact.

"He ripped it apart," said the expert.

"The negative was falling apart," says Mr. Altman.

"Then it fell apart," said the Hull coach, Shaun McRae.

"Celtic were a class apart," said Steve Lomas, St Johnstone's manager.

"My body is beginning to fall apart," said Turner.