Sentence examples for cases parts from inspiring English sources

In some cases parts are standardized and interchangeable in different designs of chairs.

They could also then figure out these subjects' personal interests and, in some cases, parts of their Social Security numbers.

In many cases, parts of the paint and ground will lift from the surface, a condition variously called "cleavage," "flaking," "blistering," or "scaling".

In these cases, parts of the epoxy groups react.

However, it seems possible (though, in the light of science, maybe highly unlikely) that in some cases parts do not exist over and above the whole they form.

In some cases parts of the singing are missing, for example, consonants being removed at the beginning of the word by the separation algorithm, resulting in recognition errors.

In all the cases, part of the animal's face, called the mask, is removed, along with reproductive organs.

But Professor Brickman considers trial lawyers who represent plaintiffs in large class-action cases part of the problem.

But, in some cases, part of the lexical adaptation of a language to developing thought patterns can be followed through.

The case fell to David Lieberman, a veteran agent who worked Los Alamos counterintelligence cases part time from an F.B.I. satellite office in Santa Fe.

Rousmaniere made his way to the club's palatial model room, where rows of miniature ships perch in glass cases — part museum, part toy store.