Sentence examples for became sentenced from inspiring English sources

After this Tlag (considered to be equivalent to the bacillary doubling time, i.e. 24 hours), all the intracellular bacilli started to grow and took another 24 hours to effectively double in number, at which point the macrophage became sentenced (ISM) as it had had the maximum chance to die (Figure 11).

On the first, linguistic level, we deal with proper sentential forms, i.e., with expressions containing variables, which become sentences (and express propositions) after appropriate substitutions are made.

Certain words became irretrievable, sentences coiled inside her mind and refused to come out, belongings vanished: keys, glasses, earrings.

Because a computer simulation is not the real world, the researchers compared their results with California's incarceration data since the mid-1980s, when mandatory drug sentencing became law and average sentence length for white and black offenders began to diverge.

If the Nebraska bill does become law, anyone sentenced to death before it goes into effect will have their sentence changed to life imprisonment.

Over the course of several articles, I will give you the tools to become a sentence connoisseur as well as a sentence artisan.

Given the standard interpretation, a wff of PC becomes a sentence, true or false, when all its variables are replaced by actual sentences.

Alex van der Zwaan became the first person sentenced in the probe yesterday.

During his trial and particularly after being sentenced, Quisling became interested once more in Universism.

Cooper became the youngest female sentenced to death in the U.S. At the time, that was fine with Pelke.

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