Sentence examples for fact bands from inspiring English sources

It can clearly be seen from a comparison of Figs.  2 and 3 that in the spectra of KOH residue, where only bands for pure cellulose should be present, in fact bands characteristic for pectic and hemicellulosic polysaccharides could also be found.

M: Yeah, we play Australia a lot just by virtue of the fact that bands down there have laid the groundwork for where our music has gone.

There were, in fact, no bands of children on the street, and few children anywhere at all.

Then there's the fact that bands and labels have to pay to enter, meaning some worthy records are not considered because even the small fee is too much for many indies.

But so far the new "TRL" hasn't made much space for rock, despite the fact that bands like Blink 182 and Panic! at the Disco were originally as central to its brand as Britney Spears and Rihanna.

The generation gap has become so blurred that, far from feeling out of sync with today's music, acts from the past revel in the fact that bands are still working with the same sounds they were playing 40-odd years ago. 40-odd years ago

Also unlike Pandora Earbits will not offer ads,  instead banking on the fact that bands will pay for a a platform to promote themselves.

In fact, scattering bands at the high frequency range relative to CH stretching modes are not superimposable in the Raman spectra of 1 and 5, even though these crystal forms are assembled with the same molecular conformation and intermolecular packing.

Making things more difficult is the fact some bands have to rent their gear because they cannot afford to buy it outright.

In fact no bands at all (background) were detected under these conditions.

As a matter of fact, cytogenetic bands vary greatly in size and a number of them are below the resolution limit of CGH.