Sentence examples for chiefly selected from inspiring English sources
Small plants requiring shallow soil depths were chiefly selected.
Thomas Bewick, in the first volume (Land Birds) of his A History of British Birds (1797), presents a phenological list of 19 birds which are "chiefly selected from Mr. White's Natural History of Selborne, and are arranged nearly in the order of their appearing".
The earthquake ground motions that ultimately are selected for engineering design depend chiefly on the criticality of a site or structure and the engineering analyses that are to be performed.
The show tells this story through changing imagery of the body in artworks selected by the curator Tracy Fitzpatrick chiefly from the Neuberger's permanent collection.
The exhibition tells this story through changing imagery of the body in artworks selected by the curator Tracy Fitzpatrick, chiefly from the Neuberger's permanent collection.
Although ObitMessenger seems likely to appeal chiefly to genealogy buffs, an analysis of the keywords selected by the first 1,000 subscribers revealed keen interest among alumni groups and World War II battalions, Mr. Bartol said.
But scientists, many environmentalists, companies and policymakers are united in recognising the potential safety and efficacy of this technology at well selected and regulated sites, the barriers to which are chiefly economic.
We selected to use the reduced STL-10 dataset for simplicity because we are chiefly concerned with the relationship between whitening and pooling.
To be considered as a candidate for NHS membership, you must be selected by by this council or by the chapter adviser - the person chiefly responsible for the day-to-day operations of your local chapter.
This module is chiefly an unordered list of considerations for selecting an appropriate database for a given situation (Appendix S10).
Investors had little reaction to Coke's announcement yesterday, and are chiefly concerned with how soon Coke's board will select Mr. Daft's successor, analysts said.
