Sentence examples for between the sections of from inspiring English sources
The missing banner, with its several layers of meaning, would have provided a conceptual link between the sections of the exhibition.
But I think you're positing a general difference between the sections of the country that I don't accept.
A detonation was ignited in the primary chamber and the propagation of the detonation through the stainless steel microcapillaries was monitored by pressure transducers located between the sections of the microcapillaries.
In fact, the world-conquering warmth of the orchestra's sound is a direct result of their sonic battle with the acoustics of the hall: that tension produces the uniquely Concertgebouw combination of musical alertness - which the players need to co-ordinate their ensemble - and the sensual halo that's made by a slight inexactitude between the sections of the orchestra.
The tower itself is cruciform in shape; between the sections of the cross is a mass that slopes inward as it rises, so that the building looks a bit as if it has swallowed the Trans-America pyramid in San Francisco.
The goal is to have relatively balanced enrollment between the sections of the same course.
And all of that yodeling means less time for the kinds of discussion that can take place between each of the sections of the Torah reading, bring the weekly Parsha to life.
4 The relation between the two sections of the 1926 Act, and between the comparable sections of the 1939 Code as well, is clear: (1) a waiver is provided for in § 274 d) (1939 Code, § 272(d)) '(i n order to permit the taxpayer to pay the tax and stop the running of interest,' S.Rep.No.
He spoke of the difference between the two sections of the press during a flying visit to the newsroom of the Eastern Daily Press EDPP) in Norwich.
There is some inconsistency regarding the number of the ncECRs identified in the initial screen between the different sections of the article (32, 34, 37).
