Sentence examples for extensive fragments from inspiring English sources

We see extensive fragments of columns and entablatures and arcades and so on and so forth, strewn around the structure today.

Extensive fragments, some of them not previously known, were recently found preserved on a papyrus roll from Egypt in the Strasbourg University library (see Martin and Primavesi 1999).

In this one, from 1939, Borges postulates a man who spends much of his life precisely reconstructing, from vague memories of a youthful reading, extensive fragments of Don Quixote.

Thus, it is possible that fibromodulin may be more extensively processed at the carboxyl-terminus in degenerate OA connective tissues compared with other SLRPs, in which extensive fragments were detected with antibodies to the carboxyl-terminus.

That Speusippus accepted the number 1 follows from the mathematics of the one extensive fragment of his work that we have: a quotation preserved in pseudo-Iamblichus, Theologumena arithmeticae (see below).

The most extensive fragment rearrangement of the rRNA gene occurs in protistan apicomplexans (such as Theileria parva [ 33] and Plasmodium falciparum [ 34- 36]) and dinoflagellates [ 37- 39] (such as Oxyrrhis marina [ 40] and Alexandrium catenella [ 41]).

Meniscal extracts generally contained the most extensive range of SLRP fragments, and hip articular cartilage the least extensive fragmentation patterns.

Lignite particles typically burned with extensive fragmentation, and their volatiles burned simultaneously with the char fragments.

Without extensive fragmentation, the program returns only one possible set of fragments.

Yet she viewed her most vital work to be the extensive prose fragments, composed for the desk drawer, in which she analyzed herself and other members of the Russian intelligentsia through seven traumatic decades of Soviet history.

The subsequent discovery of extensive Hebrew fragments from caves IV and VI at Qumrān confirmed that the document was indeed one of the major doctrinal and administrative codes of the Essene sect.