Sentence examples for generally arranged in from inspiring English sources

Cut-plant materials were generally arranged in either high sparse bouquets or tight low bunches.

Dark spots are generally arranged in rosettes over much of the body and are without the central spot characteristic of the coat of the jaguar; the ground colour within the rosettes is sometimes a darker yellow, and the size and spacing of the spots vary greatly.

The susceptibility of infectious agents to photocatalylic processes can be generally arranged in the following order: viruses > prions > Gram-negative bacteria > Gram-positive bacteria > yeasts > molds.

Packed pebble beds are granular systems composed of small particles generally arranged in irregular lattices and surrounded by a gas filling their interstitial spaces.

Cooling towers are generally arranged in a hidden area, since it is necessary to consider the appearance and space of the building, as well as to avoid the effects of running noise in the surroundings.

Subnormal agglomerates are defined as groups of at least 51 poor housing units that for the most part lack essential public services, occupy or until recently occupied a third-party property (public or private), and are generally arranged in a disorderly, dense way (IBGE 2011b).

NGOs also employed many informal providers but they generally arranged in-house trainings for their staff.

By crossbreeding thousands of flies, he was able to establish that genes are generally arranged on the chromosome in the same order as their corresponding body segments e.g., the first set of genes controls the head and thorax; the middle set, the abdomen; and the final set, posterior parts.

The temples and palaces are generally arranged around courts, often with inscribed stelae and altars arranged in rows before them.

The legal aspects of machinery safety are generally arranged to cover two primary stages in the life of a machine: safe manufacture, which includes design and installation of plant and equipment, and safe operation, which includes maintenance and modification of plant and equipment.

The diagnosis for the family Plakinidae should be modified from that proposed by Schulze, 1880 [29] as follows: "Homoscleromorpha with a skeleton formed by a combination of small calthrops and/or derivatives through reduction (diods and triods), generally arranged uniformly in the sponge body, surrounding the aquiferous system in a regular "alveolar" way or more confusedly dispersed.