Sentence examples for former encounters from inspiring English sources
The fact that Pol31 and Pol32 may be associated with either PolDelta or PolZeta facilitates the switch between these two polymerases when the former encounters a lesion on the template.
Repetition priming refers to the change in the ability to perform a task on a stimulus as a consequence of a former encounter with that very same item.
Repetition priming refers to the change in the ability to perform a task on a stimulus as a consequence of a former encounter with that very same item (for a review see Schacter and Slotnick, 2004).
A former marine encounters Tokyo's criminal underworld.14812THE QUICKIE, by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge.
The former objective encounters some problems related to the close link between the availability of natural forage resources and the reproductive activity of the animals.
In the former she encountered many well-known entertainers of the day, including Tommy Handley and Arthur Askey, while others – among them Frank Muir and Arthur Marshall – became and remained friends.
It begins where it might normally end, when the two former lovers encounter each other on a train, after having erased their memories of each other and with no inkling of their previous relationship.
The second woman is a former lover, encountered decades after she "stormed out of his flat, infuriated" at his being "too nice!" Readers of previous Brookner novels will recognize this maddeningly "desperate assiduity".
The prime minister, Manmohan Singh, an 80-year-old former economist, encountered derision when he described the "emotions and energies this incident has generated" as "perfectly understandable reactions from a young India and an India that genuinely desires change".
Additionally, three botanicas and one former botanica encountered during the residential building surveys were also visited.
Families report that health professionals vary in the extent to which they take a realist rather than an idealist approach to feeding education, with the former rarely encountered but highly valued.
