Sentence examples for delineating sections from inspiring English sources
San Francisco police reported that some at the game tried to steal placards delineating sections and at least one person was caught trying to take away two seats from the park.
Its single movement encompasses subtly delineated sections, beginning with a meditative Lento and a plaintive violin melody that is adopted by the viola in the ensuing Allegretto.
A clearly delineated section is dedicated to the modalities in which the didactic process and professors as role models can contribute to the professional development of business students, by providing periodical favorable contexts for sharing best practice on this topic.
The watershed was delineated into sections for the convenience of incorporating pesticide use data from the PUR database.
The medial and lateral femoral condyle subregions were delineated excluding sections with partial volume SI derived from the soft tissues in the intercondylar area and at the outer margins of the condyles.
Revitalized by composers such as Josquin, Clément Janequin, and Claudin de Sermisy, the chanson developed several distinctive features: a clearly delineated sectional structure with some repetition of sections, much vivid programmatic writing, and occasional use of irregular metric organization.
Yet the division, by reading "vote tabulation" and "vote tabulation system" as synonymous, blurs the distinctions that the Legislature clearly delineated in section 102.166.
His reply to Russell can be plausibly interpreted as an anticipation of a revised version of MOTo (see Rapaport 1978), which will be delineated in section 5.
The high PAPR either increases the design cost or degrades the performance at a similar design cost as delineated in Section 6.
The course of the Vistula consists of three principal sections delineated by the San and Narew rivers, the two most prominent tributaries.
Results are returned as an aggregate XML file with sections delineated according to the atomic web service that was called.
