Sentence examples for determined some of from inspiring English sources

He labored through a depressing 33-for-138 spell at Class A Port St. Lucie last year, and the Mets determined some of his troubles were caused by his draining pregame workouts.

As archaeologists and architects have determined, some of the columns on the east and west sides were dismantled and re-erected along the north-south sides in such a way as to turn the temple into a much larger church.

We have now identified this factor and determined some of its functions.

We have determined some of the parameters of explosive properties of the one-component gases CH4, CO and C2H4 using an explosive trial device of polybasic explosive gas mixtures and emphasized particularly the effect on the limits of explosive concentration of the binary explosive mixed gases CH4+CO, CH4+C2H4, as a function of the amount of CO, C2H4 and inert flame resisting gases (N2, CO2).

Although the location of Levski's grave has not been determined, some of his hair is on exhibit at the National Museum of Military History.

Coming in at No. 1 is "All of Me" by John Legend, followed by "Marry You" by Bruno Mars at No. 2 and "Thinking Out Loud" by Ed Sheeran at No. 3. Spotify also zeroed in on "first dance" playlists and determined some of the most popular tracks for that treasured moment.

How he passes off the movement and threat of Javier Morales attacking from deep for RSL, may determine some of the course of this final.

Visitors will also vote to determine some of the action, which follows an afternoon of games and performances that include African drumming and Chinese opera.

Even the names people choose for their children vary from simple to complex, and that decision determines some of their outcomes later in life.

Birds evolved from ground-running feathered dinosaurs, and now it may be possible to determine some of the colors on them as well.

No workable quantum theory of gravity has yet been developed, but general relativity determines some of the properties of the hypothesized "force" particle of gravity, the so-called graviton.