Sentence examples for be appended as from inspiring English sources

Each input file will be appended as a separate extension/block.

These exceptions would need to be appended as additional constraints on the definition.

They both recommended that the WHO's definitions of impairment, disability, and handicap (1980) be appended as background material to consult.

Interestingly, SUMO can either reside on K164 of one of the subunits or be appended as a fusion to PCNA's N terminus, indicating that its position on PCNA is irrelevant for its activating effect on Rad18 and suggesting that the transition from sumoylated to ubiquitylated PCNA may well involve a doubly modified trimer.

In each case, reversed protein sequences were appended as well as known contaminants such as human keratins.

Herein, the radial deformation is appended as an additional kinematic degree of freedom.

The beginning of this file is identical to the original SWC input, but the signal information from all additional channels is appended as a pseudo-comment at the end.

The identical provision, with the exception of the dates, was appended as a proviso to Section 402 of Public Resolution 122, copied above, and was made applicable during the fiscal year ending on the 30th of June, 1939.

The actor Cuba Gooding Jr., who starred in "Men of Honor," a nonbattle picture about a black Navy diver, was appended as an afterthought to "Pearl Harbor," whose video release was timed for the 60th anniversary of the Japanese attack on the Pacific Fleet.

At the same time, Keane leaves some of the major threads of Havel's personal life dangling: the death of Olga, Havel's wife of 45 years and a major figure in the earlier chapters, is appended as an afterthought to a chapter on Havel's second marriage to a young actress.

The 21 years since Bernhard died after a lifelong battle with tuberculosis have witnessed a slow but steady trickle of translations, including Old Masters, The Loser and Extinction, which, with Woodcutters, form a loose tetralogy (or, in the formulation of the Bernhard scholar Gitta Honegger, a classical trilogy to which Old Masters is appended as satyr play).