Sentence examples for in their volume from inspiring English sources

The ads are striking not only in their volume but also in their pointed language.

In their volume "Siamo in Guerra" ("We are at War"), they maintain that there is a war between traditional forms of mediation — newspapers, television, and political parties — and the new, unmediated forms of communication and organization offered by the Internet.

Except for a perfunctory apology to "those inside jazz" for not being able to include "dozens of worthy musicians, stories and moments" in their volume, he does not explain why their story comes to such a premature end.

As J. Hoberman and Jeffrey Shandler put it in their volume "Entertaining America" (2003), a history of Jews and the media, "Breen and his ecclesiastical supporters saw Hitler's rise as instrumental in their campaign to reform Hollywood.

It found structural abnormalities in the density of grey-matter (which constitutes most of the brain's neuronal cell bodies), in both the amygdala and nucleus accumbens, along with changes in their volume and shape.

The FE-simulations reveal a general trend that larger voids have a higher percentage increase in their volume.

J&E Bumpus, then the best-known bookshop in London, offered her a post at 25s a week in the bound-book department that was patronised by aristocrats and the well-to-do, who brought in their volumes to be bound in leather or calf, with or without heraldic emblems.

Reasons for the observed differences might lie in the physical and chemical properties of the investigated substrates, which differ not only in their volumes, but also in their partial charges.

This could also explain a reduction in plasma cystatin C. The relative extent of change of creatinine and cystatin C depends on the differences in their volumes of distribution.

Often mangakas (manga artists) will include special extras in their volumes.

To place these small systems in perspective, their volume scales and properties were illustrated in Figure 1.