Sentence examples for collection in the same from inspiring English sources
It is in the Frick Collection in the same room with Whistler's likeness of Count Robert de Montesquiou, the canvas Sargent was accused of copying because both subjects are similarly posed and outfitted).
In contrast, MRI findings were substantially unmodified, showing only a mild reduction of brain sagging, with persistent subdural fluid collection in the same regions, epidural venous engorgement and diffuse meningeal enhancement in supratentorial and infratentorial regions (images not shown).
Ford sent his fall 2013 women's ready-to-wear collection down the London runway in February, and presented his menswear collection in the same city in June.
With perfectly-placed flowers in her hair, the 31-year-old mother models a bevy of swimsuits from the Swedish retailer's summer collection in the same idyllic setting as the first snap.
A 1997 Washington Post article on the official assets of the Clinton administration, based on their financial disclosures, noted that Janet Yellen inherited a stamp collection in the same valuation range from her mother.
To use the words "fascinating" and "debt collection" in the same sentence seems like an oxymoron but Halpren takes a mundane topic and makes it absolutely fascinating with his insights and boots on the ground research.
Initially, we stored in one collection the MBPs posted on the same date and stored all the collections in the same database.
NMR samples were prepared from these control collections in the same manner as for the model compound, and these NMR samples were subjected to 1H-NMR analysis as control samples.
These artefacts become visible when SNP statistics are compared to other SNP collections in the same species and are comparable to those found in related species.
There was a highly significant difference in diversity between PE-150D - and non-insecticidal net- collections in the same location (p < 0.001) (Table 1).
This may be organised surveillance through repeated surveys or less organised «systems» based on consecutive data collections in the same type of population.
