Sentence examples for from different bunches from inspiring English sources

Since berries in a bunch do not develop uniformly, berries were harvested from different bunches in the same plant on each sampling day and were then sorted according to their developmental stage, considered to be a sample.

Such a luminosity is achieved using a bunch bunch crossing frequency of 40 MHz that will require very fast and low noise signal processing, in order to separate signals from different bunch crossings, very long on-detector buffers to keep the data during the trigger latency together with fast and reliable data links for the off-detector data transmission.

Berries from three different bunches were harvested for each sample.

Life-insurance actuaries are a different bunch from their non-life brethren.

In that regard the class of 2016 seem a very different bunch from their predecessors.

The Maastricht treaty on European union, signed by all EU governments, says that the ECB must not "take or seek instructions" from national governments or anybody else; and it says that the bank must pursue price stability as its primary aim.But the political leaders of the EU now are a very different bunch from the ones who negotiated the Maastricht treaty in 1991.

It should be noted that different BUNCH runs starting from random initial approximations provided models with varying positions of ABD and EF3-4 within similar elongated overall shapes.

The advertisers are a different bunch.

When a vertical electric field was applied to Bi nano electrode array, the nanowires were all bent down, all the neighboring nanowires had their ends assembled and knitted together from different orientations, forming the bunches and the nests of the bunch-like bismuth microstructure.

The next level of security packaged a bunch of tranches from different deals and sold securities based on those assets.

So in one month, Hodgson must try to get his philosophy across, and get a disparate bunch of players from different clubs to think only of one thing: Victory, for as far as they can go.