Sentence examples for belonging to the library from inspiring English sources
There he published the Anecdota (2 vol., 1697 98; two further volumes added, 1713), a selection of texts that he had discovered among the manuscripts belonging to the library.
The New Yorker, November 28 , 1936P. 9 Suburban Crime Note: Norman Rockwell, after being threatened with imprisonment by the lending department of the New Rochelle Public Library for willfully detaining property belonging to the Library for 30 days after notice, has escaped jail be returning the item.
Inverse-PCR was made using the primers described in Table 2. Primers Gm1 and phoA5 were used to map the location of the transposon miniTnphoA3 in mutants belonging to the library made in the strain 59.20 and primers Tn5c and Tn5d were used to map the location of the transposon miniTn5 in the mutants belonging to the library made in the strain TB.
The expression data was then compared against the pyrosequencing data which revealed that six of the nine genes showed similarities between the two methods, showing the highest expression at a time point belonging to the library from which the transcript emanated (Table 6).
The Cofre n.º 31 is part of a set of ten fifteenth century Books of Hours (of which eight are French) belonging to the Library of the National Palace of Mafra, which became part of the collection no later than the second half of the eighteenth century [2].
A small number of the manuscripts belong to the library; most are still owned by local families and are in precarious condition.
Every seat is filled, and everyone practically has a computer in front of them," he pointed out, adding that some of those computers belonged to the library.
This procedure enables obtaining the Jacobian matrices of any 6 dof or low-mobility PM whose kinematic chains belong to the library of chains derived from the structural synthesis.
One time, a shelter worker threw out the books belonging to the local library, causing me problems trying to get anything else from the library.
The optimization problem is formulated within the Generalized Disjunctive Programming (GDP) framework and the solution of the reformulated MINLP problem is approached with a decomposition strategy based on the Outer-Approximation algorithm, where NLP subproblems are solved with the derivative free optimizer belonging to the BzzMath library, and MILP master problems are solved with CPLEX/GAMS.
BACs specific for the region under study were obtained by querying the Trace Archives database (NCBI; http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) in search for BAC-end sequences or shotgun reads belonging to the BAC libraries RPCI42 or CH240 http://bacpac.chori.org.org
