Sentence examples for from this submission from inspiring English sources

We feel the new immunoFISH analysis of meiotic Tetrahymena chromatin that we include in our revised submission better resolves the localization of pericentric regions, and we will remove the mouse data from this submission as per the Reviewers' request (see revised Figure 7).

This submission from experiential spatial designer Benlloyd Goldstein was part of his architectural masters thesis.

In the meantime, check out the competition with this submission from Lindsay Ames in Vancouver, Canada: .

This submission from San Francisco-based experimental video artist Andrew Benson sent us into a psychedelic frenzy and reminded us of the color-melting animations of Creator Takeshi Murata.

We're suckers for a good electro/chiptunes track and this submission from Craig Rooney is a really well-done video for Unicorn Kid's "Dream Catcher," shot at Scotland's T in the Park festival just a few weeks ago.

Much of the philosophy of the Orient may have stemmed from this willing submission to fate as sensed in nature, he said — this drifting away and never coming back.

It was somewhat surprising that the work of others was not mentioned and the data from this current submission not situated in the context of the studies by Sakaguchi and his colleagues (Ono et al (2007) Nature 446 685 689).

This submission comes from Molly Crabapple, a NYC-based illustration artist and mastermind behind the wildy popular Dr. Sketchy's burlesque drawing event series.

An example of a question might be " How to superimpose the expression data and generate a proper network attribute from it?" I have read this submission.

Peck is on the board of advisers for the Museum of Science Fiction and was lead judge for the high school competition, but recused himself from ranking this particular submission to ensure that his role did not give the local team an advantage.

But the devil's in the details, such as this one, from a submission by Tim Groves, of Victoria University of Wellington, detailing "ideas for projects that could be undertaken in the next ten years": Infomercials may be annoying, but they screen on free-to-air television more frequently than news bulletins, and on some stations more often than drama programs.