Sentence examples for figures of this practice from inspiring English sources

The leading figures of this practice were local intellectuals called rapsods related the mythistory of kurbet before World War II with the migration.

Compared to the phylogeny of figure 1, this practice significantly increased IC values for ≥ 13 internodes (table 1 and supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

Figure 4 expresses a moment of this practice.

In the background, a painted mural cloaks a wall with heroic figures of brewers practicing their trade — Diego Rivera meets Dusseldorf.

Try to move the poi in a figure of eight shape (practice without the poi first if you're scared of hitting yourself) so it crosses in front of you, circles on the opposite side, then returns to the start.

He has recess after lunch, and I figure most of his practice will happen there.

One hopes it is naivety that motivates such activists, but they should pause to remember that labelling heroes and villains among the figures of the past is a practice that lacks the necessary nuance of a first-class scholar.

A possible explanation for higher prevalence figures of COPD is that a practice nurse with regular contact with these patients keeps better records than the GP.

The root of these startling and seemingly impossible figures is the practice of being forced to admit patients to a ward and into a bed belonging to a patient who is on a short trial period of home leave or, even worse, being forced to admit patients with no bed being available for them at all.

With a minimum nearest neighbour distance of 5 m and a maximum nearest distance of 459 m (Figure 3), the practice of co-existence of GM and conventional cropping would not be possible.

Of particular interest are their figures of where those respondents who practiced self-archiving placed the copies.