Sentence examples for elements that belonged from inspiring English sources
Thus, notwithstanding the numerous gene exchanges and acquisitions attributed to later stages of evolution, most, if not all, modern viruses and other selfish agents are inferred to descend from elements that belonged to the primordial genetic pool.
The first, Makhzan al-asrār (The Treasury of Mysteries), is a didactic poem; the other four are usually classified as romantic masnawis, though they also contain elements that belong to the heroic epic.
The set A ∩ B read "A intersection B" or "the intersection of A and B is defined as the set composed of all elements that belong to both A and B. Thus, the intersection of the two committees in the foregoing example is the set consisting of Blanshard and Hixon.
Microstructure is considered to be comprised of basic elements that belong to the material set.
Very efficient sensitivity coefficients are calculated by integrating only those elements that belong to the structural boundary.
Therefore, two main steps can be identified: isolation of music elements and combination of elements that belong to the same music symbol.
Section 2 deals with basic properties of F(G) and J G) when G is generated by elements that belong to (mathcal {E}_k) and (mathcal {P}_k).
In this review we discuss structural phase transition and decomposition behavior of light metal hydrides, borohydrides and alanates of the elements that belong to first and second group in the periodic table.
The first occurs among network elements of the same type (e.g., between neighboring femtocells), and the latter among network elements that belong to different tiers (e.g., between macrocell and femtocell).
Each file holds one or more content sequences, as multiple sequences are useful for representing elements that belong together such as news articles comprised of headlines, text and pictures.
The process to find the elements that belong to the same music symbol is based on the calculation of the row and column histograms for each pair of tagged objects and the detection of the common parts of them.
