Sentence examples for first section consists of from inspiring English sources
"Looking Past the Blindspot," the first section, consists of 12 collages made from reproductions of historical family photographs of African-Americans from the Hudson Valley.
The first section consists of Clytemnestra's bitter account of the events leading up to Iphigenia's sacrifice, lingering on how Agamemnon tricked her into bringing their daughter to the port of Aulis, where the Greek fleet had gathered, on the pretext that she was to be married to Achilles.
The novel's first section consists of a hundred-plus-page monologue by an unnamed friend of the scientist Roithamer, who has come to sort out Roithamer's papers after his suicide: thousands of slips of paper and a "bulky manuscript" titled "About Altensam and everything connected with Altensam, with special attention to the Cone".
The first section consists of three papers describing research on the collaboration between designers, engineers, radiographers and other clinicians in medical modelling.
The first section consists of five dimensions to assess health-related quality of life (HRQL): mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort, and anxiety/depression.
The boiler is divided into two sections: first section consisting of furnace, gas solid separator, solid recycle device and external heat exchanger and is known as solid circulating loop.
Sections were formed with a poor subgrade (A-6) and two structural layers: the first section consisted of a base course and a surface built using a natural aggregate and a low quality mixed recycled aggregate, respectively, and the second section, which was used as a reference, consisted of a soft crushed limestone aggregate.
The first section consisted of three questions and multiple choice answers to assess parents' knowledge about pertussis: 1.
The first section, consisting of 31 items, assesses the motivational orientation of students, while the second section evaluates the students' learning strategies.
The first section consisted of a closed question asking what was the participants preferred mode of delivery with two possible answers: vaginal or cesarean.
The first section consisted of 23 attitudinal items, and included 17 of the original 18 attitudinal items and utilised the original five-point Likert-type scale to measure student attitudes, with possible responses ranging from strongly disagree to strongly agree.
