Sentence examples for exploration section from inspiring English sources

Each time a major quake shakes Southern California, Larry Ebbitt and Mike Greenman of New York City's Subsurface Exploration Section get many telephone calls.

By Erin Overbey August 23, 2011 Since its establishment, in 1938, exactly fifty-four yeafterfter a magnitude-5 quake loosened the bricks of countless Manhattan chimneys, [the city's Subsurface Exploration Section, also known as "the underground department"] has collected more than two million linear feet of borings.

Since its establishment, in 1938, exactly fifty-four yeafterfter a magnitude-5 quake loosened the bricks of countless Manhattan chimneys, [the city's Subsurface Exploration Section, also known as "the underground department"] has collected more than two million linear feet of borings.

These calls end up at the city's Subsurface Exploration Section, a division of the city's Department of General Services, more commonly referred to as "the underground department," which has its offices up near the top of the Municipal Building, on the twenty-second floor.

These data formed the basis of the career matching calculation in the Career Exploration section of myIDP. .

The content of DC-TMD-SQ items 2, 3, and 6 were placed in the in-depth pain exploration section (see section Pain duration and Time pattern).

The "Early Views of Island Life" and "Exploration" sections similarly track the flow of plants and people in the New World.

There are 3D exploration sections where the camera is fixed Resident Evil-style and you're often forced into situations where you can barely navigate without guessing the designer's intent.

On surgical exploration a frozen section biopsy revealed a malignant lymphoma which on paraffin sections showed large lymphoid cells with irregular nucleus and prominent nucleoli (Fig. 1) and immunohistochemistry was found to express CD45 and CD20 markers with negative Pan CK and CD30 markers, confirming the diagnosis as a malignant lymphoma, large cell, immunoblastic, diffuse type.

Rather, it performs an exploration of a section of the profile shown to be relevant by pairwise sequence similarity, that is, for those genomes where proteins score above the BLAST match self-optimizing cutoff score; we suggest 'partial phylogenetic profiling' as a name for this method.

And for a cross-section exploration of the same process, show students this video of a science project which uses sugar cubes, clay and water to create an impressive collapse.