Sentence examples for belongs between from inspiring English sources

The dispute really belongs between ourselves and Sports Direct.

The Jets could ignite the entire N.F.L. and keep death and destruction where it belongs, between the white lines.

The data-association stage of the algorithm proposed in this paper belongs between the range-to-range (more precisely TOA-to-TOA) association methods.

P u = v · P max, where P max is the highest probability value and v represents the upper threshold normalized to P max (v belongs between 0 and 1).

A hyphen does indeed belong between the yee and the haw of this joyous expression.

Nottingham Trent believes the tool will help retention, he says, "but equally importantly we want to help build a better sense of belonging between students and their tutors and also improve students' engagement with their course".

In the field of data-association, a range-to-range and a range-to-track association belong between classical methods of data association for range-only-measuring radars [7].

Creating family traditions helps you structure more togetherness into your days and promotes a sense of belonging between loved ones.

Cooking food created a sense of unity and belonging between the volunteers, despite the fact that they came from different generations and social backgrounds.

The researchers were particularly interested in comparing sense of belonging between genders in disciplines in which representation is disproportionate.

subgroup 1, wingless-type (WNT); subgroup 2, sonic hedgehog (SHH); subgroup 3; subgroup 4. To this subgroup belong between 10 and 15% of all MB cases [ 10].