Sentence examples for appendix by from inspiring English sources

One captain of industry thanked him for removing his daughter's appendix by giving him a barbeque grill.

Pearce was brought into the Department of the Environment in 1989 as personal adviser to Chris Patten, then secretary of state, and contributed to the major environment white paper of 1990 - though he was disappointed to find his radical ideas relegated to an appendix by wary mandarins.

The book has five main parts: a preface and an appendix by Varghese; an intellectual autobiography and an account of his case for God, attributed to Flew; and another appendix, on the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus, by N. T. Wright, the Anglican bishop of Durham.

Because the lumen of the appendix is connected to the cecum, a minimally invasive method for removing the appendix by colonoscopy may be feasible.

The averaged equations are derived in the Appendix by using a two-timescale approach after performing a random time change which depends on the solution.

This objective is attained in Lemma 1 in the "Appendix" by means of the eigenvalues, {α k }, and the corresponding eigenfunctions, φ k (t), of r x (t, τ).

Both the North Atlantic and North Pacific species are listed as a "species threatened with extinction which [is] or may be affected by trade" (Appendix I) by CITES, and as "endangered" by the IUCN Red List.

Van Schooten published a second two-volume translation of the same work in 1659 1661 that also contained mathematical appendixes by three of his disciples, Johan de Witt, Johan Hudde, and Hendrick van Heuraet.

For the original diagram of KcsA channel, the steady-state probability of the states was calculated from the 7×7 matrix (see Appendices) by matrix inversion.

Data on overall and type-specific HPV prevalence are presented for each study in the appendices by HPV detection method.

It is our view that the increasing use of online appendices by journals should permit comprehensive reporting even in the context of strict word limits for the main body of reports.