Sentence examples for conclusion of this part from inspiring English sources

The main conclusion of this part of investigation is that the approximation for the diffusion term has to be second-order accurate everywhere in order for the numerical solution to be rigorously second-order accurate.

Therefore the main conclusion of this part, that nestin+ cells do not significantly contribute to fetal osteochondral cells, is fully supported by our data.

More concerning was that there were a number of controls that were either not done or not reported, which makes the conclusions of this part of the study tenuous.

Two important conclusions of this part are that we know much about the nature of children's friendships, but little about the processes that occur within children's interactions.

The inescapable conclusion of this first part of the work of Kordon and Smith was that most of the reconstituted mammary glands were clonal.

9 P.M. (ABC) IMPACT (2008) In the conclusion of this two-part mini-series, a group of international astronauts, scientists and soldiers race against time to prevent the Moon from colliding with Earth in 39 days.

In the conclusion of this three-part series, he presents jazz from the 1920s and '30s, interspersing music with mini-lectures on the impact of talking motion pictures and the dawn of the recording industry.

Andrew Buchan, Franka Potente and Ken Duken star in the conclusion of this two-part mini-series, written by Alan Bleasdale and directed by Uwe Janson, which recounts the events through the eyes of six survivors.

9 P.M. (BBC America) SPIES OF WARSAW In the conclusion of this two-part mini-series based on the novel by Alan Furst, Col. Jean-François Jean-François Mercier David Tennantabove), a foregrounditabovettaché in Warsaw, goes undercover in Czechoslovakia as he searches Frenche militarycattaché hin into the Nazi Warsawchine.

8 P.M. (Encore) MOBY DICK (2010) William Hurt stars as Captain Ahab, out for revenge against the giant white whale that bit off his leg; Ethan Hawke is his first mate, Starbuck; Charlie Cox is the sailor Ishmael; and Raoul Trujillo is the harpooner Queequeg in the conclusion of this two-part retelling of Herman Melville's novel.

The '90s: The Last Great Decade The rise of the tech industry is charted in the conclusion of this three-part series.