Sentence examples for found in passages from inspiring English sources

(Acts 9 1-19 9 1-19 cAfterlly weighing the evidencarefullyport of this story and the very different (and less dramatic) one found in passages of Paul's oweighingngs, Wills confidenthe assevidencet Luke's versinn isupportctiof".

This view is found in passages in Quine and Tarski (e.g. Quine 1940, pp. 23 26; 1961, p.140; Tarski 1933, p.159ff), and comments in passing in both Reichenbach (1947, p. 335) and Carnap (1947, p. 4) strongly suggest they too were adherents.

Research has shown that while Vero cells can induce tumors after more than 170 passages, such tumorigenicity was not found in passages 134 150., Currently, Vero cells have been approved for IPV and rotavirus vaccine production.

Freshly isolated HAC have a diffuse actin distribution with some cortical localization in contrast to the extensive stress fiber network found in passage 3 cells (Fig. 2 A ), and we investigated their response to culture under hyperosmotic conditions.

The second type, triggered by entering giant rings found in secret passages, involves running around a 3D map and passing through all of a number of blue spheres arranged in patterns.

The best is found in brilliant passages, written in a masterly style; the worst, in excessive conceits and metaphors, word play, and hyperbole.

"They vary from a few millimeters to 4 centimeters," said Mr. Geneste, noting that most are found in the passages where the rocks are most porous and paintings had faded the most long before modern man entered.

Cuneiform Luwian refers to the language recorded in the Hittite cuneiform archives from Hattusa; it is found in ritual passages and loanwords throughout the Hittite texts of the 16th 13th centuries bce.

Although hocket technique generally is found in short passages (often at the endings of sections or phrases) within a larger composition, it is used pervasively in the 14th-century French composer Guillaume de Machaut's "David," in which the two upper voices sing in hocket above a slower moving tenor.

The chief division already found in corresponding passages in Aristotle is between those who posit that knowledge is to be ascribed to similarity ('like knows like') and those who posit that it is to be ascribed to contrast ('unlike knows unlike').

A substantial amount of corrosion product was found in the passages of the fuel flow meter on engine number 4. Western Australia's Deputy Mineralogist identified the corrosion product as magnesium hydroxide.