Sentence examples for as parentheses from inspiring English sources

All of this is recorded against the darkening background of the Night of the Long Knives, Nuremburg, the race laws, Kristallnacht; but the large historical events come as parentheses noted with dread, while Klemperer sets down his personal history.

In addition, the use of other special characters, such as parentheses, dashes, slashes, superscripts and subscripts, and so on, can complicate searches.

1) simple labels that consist of single characters (e.g., A, B). 2) right-closed labels that consist of a letter followed by a right delimiter, such as parentheses, brackets, or punctuation sings.

Use dashes instead of parentheses when the note you are making is more connected to the initial sentence, as parentheses usually indicate a more separate or personal thought.

The first word of sentence written in brackets (also known as parentheses in American English) in the middle of another sentence does not need to be capitalised; for example, in this sentence "also" is not capitalised.

The nucleotide substitutions were as follows (parentheses indicate the corresponding amino acid change): c.907G>C (p.Asp303His), c.1699G>A (p.Glu567Lys) in two patients, and c.906C>A (p.Phe302Leu).

Data in the text and tables are presented as mean +/− standard deviation, or median, with the range in parentheses, as appropriate.

A nonrestrictive relative clause is set off by commas, dashes or parentheses, as in "The pair of shoes, which cost five thousand dollars, was hideous".

Wherever PCA was used in the table, the optimal number of principal components is indicated in parentheses, as is the optimal value of K for the K- NN classifier.

Ambrose summed up his chapter on the 1946 campaign: Hometowns in parentheses, as is any other relevant information.

They shared the similar criteria (first criterion after the colons, and the other one in the parentheses) as follows.