Sentence examples for be belonging from inspiring English sources
verb
To have its proper place. To be accepted in a group. To be a part of a group.
- Where does this document belong?
The time delay is assumed to be belonging to a given interval, and the designed filter includes additive gain variations which are supposed to be random and satisfy the Bernoulli distribution.
In AHCA, all the observations in the data set are considered to be belonging to different clusters.
As in previous sample-based methods, we model the background at each pixel location with a set of sample pixel values, previously observed at the same location and judged to be belonging to the background.
Though the final categorization into a specific stage for analysis was based on founders' judgement, but several externally visible factors and publically available data was used to make an informed guess as to what stages the firms would most probably be belonging to.
They are an integral part of Northwest Coast people inferred to be belonging to Haida, Tlingit or Eyak clans.
A total of 18 genes have been identified to be belonging to this secretion system in V. cholerae.
That distinction may be belong to the Party itself.
Zc3h3 may be belonged to Cpsf4 subfamily.
"It's belonging to a culture.
The other was belonging to the Republic.
It is not what is belonging, but belonging to what?
