Sentence examples for conclusion segment from inspiring English sources
There is also speculation from The Leaky Cauldron's podcast, PotterCast, episode 115 entitled "Those Deathly Hallows," in the Canon Conclusion segment with Steve Vander Ark, that the Hallows act as a parallel to the Holy Trinity; Harry accepts death as did Jesus, they both come back from death, and defeat the Devil/Voldemort.
The moderator then reads the assessments at the beginning of the next segment, and, to pick up the last segment, at the conclusion of the debate.
Conclusion: Anterior segment Fourier-domain optical coherence tomography permits detailed noncontact imaging of the angle and its structures, providing a tool to improve our understanding of the pathogenesis of narrow-angle glaucoma.
In conclusion, PET MTV segmented with MO-PET method showed higher correlation and agreement with MRI-based GTV in comparison to conventional percentage SUVmax threshold and absolute SUV threshold-based PET segmentation methods.
Conclusions ST-segment elevation in V1 on admission in patients with acute Q-wave inferior wall myocardial infarction indicates a right coronary artery lesion associated with a larger infarct size and a higher incidence of major in-hospital arrhythmias.
Here is a video that breaks down the Amazon Go experience in more detail and, boy, was I wrong, as you will see, about my final conclusion in the segment back in May.
Did you find the story line toward the segment conclusion fascinating, as well as moving?
At the conclusion of the segment, the Arizona sheriff extended an invitation to President Obama to discuss immigration -- a kind of beer (or in this case wine) summit.
If the destination was not reached in ¼ mile, the route ended at the conclusion of the segment that included the ¼ mile endpoint (see manual online: http://sallis.ucsd.edu).edu
In conclusion, the ECG segments with low energy can be more compressed than the ECG segments that have high energy.
The results of the acoustic analyses led to the clear conclusion that fricative segments do show systematic variation as to their aperiodic pitch impression, also in regular, modally voiced utterances.
