Sentence examples for course of section from inspiring English sources

The court of appeals' observations on the extent to which software product design decisions may be subject to judicial scrutiny in the course of Section 1 tying cases are in the strictest sense obiter dicta, and are thus not formally binding.

All the concepts introduced in this definition of "generative" grammar will be explained and exemplified in the course of this section.

In the course of this section, you grow to understand that Gustav is the product of generations of missed connections, and that his mother was raised in equally toxic surroundings.

This last point is perhaps the most important, as it's over the course of this section that the depth of the torments they suffered as kids is writ large enough for us to fully understand: this isn't a novel about scary clowns and giant spiders (though both are there on the page), but about the depths of pain that teenagers suffer.

During the course of this section of the book, Coyne succinctly explains the science behind radiometric dating of fossils.

In the course of justifying Section 702 as an invaluable tool for counterterrorism and counterproliferation efforts, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats claimed that agencies have made "herculean" efforts to get a count on how many Americans have been affected, but in spite of those efforts it remains impossible.

The main drawbacks include low-throughput, slicing the cells during the course of tissue sectioning, and UV damage to nuclei from the laser [12].

In order to clarify this, processes taking place in the course of ultrathin sectioning were monitored using a polymeric material composed of hard matrix and soft particles (high-impact polystyrene).

The disadvantage of LCM for genomic profiling is that some nuclei will inevitably be sliced in the course of tissue sectioning, causing loss of chromosome segments and generating artifacts in the data.

Over the course of this third section, Safran Foer, with no little subtlety, shows us how the crisis in the Middle East is experienced by Jacob and by extension by American Jews.

First produced in handwritten installments over the course of 2005, every section of Slahi's 466-page diary was confiscated by the US government as soon as it was written.