Sentence examples for appropriate sections of from inspiring English sources

For an overview of opera and operalike traditions in Asia (particularly in China), see the appropriate sections of Chinese music, Japanese music, South Asian arts, and Southeast Asian arts; see also short entries on specific forms of Chinese opera, such as chuanqi, jingxi, kunqu, and nanxi.

If you're a local startup with an iPad app idea, you're advised to "complete the appropriate sections of a NFM Economic Award application and attach as detailed a provisional budget as possible" (here) – and remember, the deadline is Feb 24th.

At the end of appropriate sections of the main article, readers are invited to explore problematic or advanced features of Aristotle's theories by following the appropriate links.

Although HFA and SFDRR recommended the inclusion of knowledge about DRR in the appropriate sections of school curricula, and the use of formal and informal channels to supply young people and children with information, many of these recommendations regarded young people as merely being receivers of knowledge provided by external specialists and scientists.

Additional references used for specific complications are noted within the appropriate sections of this paper.

Each author has participated sufficiently in the work to take public responsibility for appropriate sections of the content.

(The goal here is to make sure the story will fit on the front page. Ideally, each article should be longer so it continues in other the appropriate section of the newspaper)." When the students are finished creating a detailed article list and layout plan for their front page, ask them to make a quick presentation of it before the class.

The influence of environmental and nutritional factors on growth and product formation was studied by varying the nutrient composition and physical parameters (pH and oxygen availability), which will be mentioned at appropriate section of the manuscript.

IN_4 is taken as an example from Figure 1 to show the appropriate section of background image for a MO coming from neighbor SNs to IN_4 as shown in Table 13.

Speed/accuracy trade-offs are commonly studied in areas such as traditional typing (Yamaguchi, Crump & Logan, 2013), but there the users largely control their actions rather than time their action to coincide with a stimulus event (the cursor being over an appropriate section of the keyboard).

Each is an extension of one of the equations in the appropriate section of the text.