Sentence examples for by separate sections of from inspiring English sources
However, with increasing pump power C lamb converges to a value of C lamb = 0.23, indicating that the mode competition is rather weak, since each longitudinal mode was being amplified mostly by separate sections of the active medium.
In this section, the current data on the activity of immune checkpoint inhibitors in NSCLC are reviewed, followed by separate sections on the incidence and management of select adverse events (adverse events with potential immunologic etiologies that require more frequent monitoring and/or unique intervention) observed with these therapies.
By separating sections of sub-channels for SUs and assigning sub-channels from the highest number, the transmission success rate and connection sustaining rate of SUs with higher priority can be optimized.
The interview guide consisted of a brief description of the study, followed by three separate sections of questions and a conclusion.
Critics of the project also accuse the operator of the company Tennessee Gas Pipeline of avoiding a thorough review of the project under the National Environmental Policy Act by seeking permits for separate sections of the pipeline rather than for the line as a whole.
On 26 November 1897, details of a bill proposed for the 1898 parliamentary session were published by the New Cross and Waterloo Railway (NC&WR), an independent company promoted by James Heath MP, which planned two separate sections of tube line that would connect directly to the BS&WR, extending the line south-east from Waterloo and east from around Marylebone Road.
Paul D. Clement, a deputy solicitor general, said this case should not be governed by a decision in 2001 that held the states to be immune from suit by their employees for violations of a separate section of the disabilities act that bars employment discrimination.
"Some might think we should start thinking of them as actual individuals, rather than some separate section of society defined solely by flawed presumption and harsh stereotypes.
Should it be in a separate section of the resume or integrated by date, and if integrated, what would it look like?
