Sentence examples for exchange sections from inspiring English sources

In each generation, the maternal and paternal versions of each chromosome exchange sections, shuffling the genetic material.

HT provided the ideas and structure of the whole article and drafted the "Principle and History of Perovskite SCs" and "Intramolecular Exchange" sections.

Especially the product stream containing ethylbenzene was used to heat the reactor vessel, which consisted of an alkylation section, an upper heat exchange section, and a bottom heat exchange section.

In such a novel reactor, vapor phase benzene and liquid phase benzene were coexisted due to the heat produced by isothermal reaction between the upper heat exchange section and the bottom heat exchange section.

New: foreign exchange rates, sections on exchange-traded funds and options trading.

The phrase "such Exchange" in section 1321 provides that the federal fallback exchange created by that section actually steps into the shoes of--indeed actually becomes--the "required" Exchange referred to earlier in that section, that is, a state established exchange.

Take that to its logical conclusion and you get people commuting by rickshaw, exchanging newspaper sections with the guy in the next lane at a red light.

In this case, the condition required Energy Transfer's lawyers, Latham & Watkins, to give the opinion that the transaction "'should' be treated by the tax authorities as a tax-free exchange under Section 721(a) of the Internal Revenue Code".

Before she opened the restaurant version of QBA — the letters stand for "quick but authentic" — she parked her QBA truck alongside other food trucks in the Exchange Place section of Jersey City.

What these salesmen don't say is that there are other ways to soften or forestall a capital gains hit: installment sales, exchange funds, Section 1031 exchanges or just leaving the asset in your estate.

We included the six lowest ionic charge states of atomic oxygen (16O) based on an existing charge exchange cross section compilation by Spjeldvik and Fritz (1978).