Sentence examples for copies of a second from inspiring English sources
When concerted evolution takes place, it will homogenize the gene copies that are arrayed in the same cluster, and this cluster can differ significantly from paralogs copies of a second cluster.
The first block, named WRD-A (40 60 aa), is found once in each of the WRDs, whereas block two and three represent two copies of a second subdomain that we named WRD-B (40 50 aa).
A cell that does not contain Kif11 can only divide if it contains extra copies of a second motor protein called Kif15: this suggests that Kif15 can serve as some sort of back up for Kif11.
In sample phase 2 two copies of a second novel object were placed in context 2 (stripes or white) at the center position and the opposing left/right position to that used in sample phase 1.
Although a review in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine called the book "a particularly triumphant job," only twenty-five hundred cofies of a first printing of ten thousand were sold.
In addition, more than $58,000 was paid for one of 460 copies of a first edition of "The Waste Land," privately printed by Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press in 1923 and inscribed by Eliot for Geoffrey Faber.
So if a store ordered 100 copies of a first novel and sold only 10, then 10 or so copies is what the store will order for the second novel.
Online sources offer no evidence of a second edition, but in 1921 Wall published 50 copies of a "third state" (Princeton owns copy no. 7), using the fine art term to indicate that the plates had been slightly alerted.
The Guardian has obtained a copy of a second draft bill that goes further: approving the use of military force to deter Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
Though the wine list is admittedly pedestrian, should anybody come in looking to celebrate, there exists a single copy of a "second wine list" with more rarefied choices.
Someone on "Antiques Roadshow" hits the big time: an illustrated copy of a fifteenth-century Nuremburg Chronicle found in an attic.
