Sentence examples for inserted sections from inspiring English sources

Muhly also took a leading role in directing the music for theatrical productions, including "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Bye Bye Birdie," into which he inserted sections of Stravinsky's "Petrushka" and "The Firebird," and selections from Abba.

Currently, reads containing indels are handled by eliminating inserted sections that do not correspond to bases in the reference sequence and by inserting a missing data symbol in deleted segments for each base deleted.

To determine if the MMP-1 promoter is sufficient to reproduce differential transcription in reporter assays, we inserted sections of the MMP-1 promoter in luciferase reporter constructs and measured luciferase expression in Scp-2 and MDA-MB-231 cells (high and low metastatic cells, respectively).

Anderson also said a recently inserted section of the Migration Act "removes jurisdiction from any court effectively, a matter such as this affecting what's described as a transitory person".

Take care so that the inserted section is the same number of samples as the deleted section, and if possible, make sure the waveforms line up at the beginning and the end.

Mr. Bart also has that character and his four male friends dance to music specifically written for women (the variations on a Slav theme in Act I); packs the mime role of Dr. Coppélius with dance steps; continually inserts sections of music that are not from "Coppélia" at all; and changes crucial aspects of the story.

You can insert section breaks into your document by clicking the "Page Layout" tab, clicking the "Breaks" button in the "Page Setup" section, and then selecting the type of break you'd like to insert.

Therefore, if you want to have your watermark appear on only 1 or a few pages in a Word document, you have to insert section breaks in your document and give each section its own header and footer.

They used metal drilling bits inserted through sections of hollowed-out bamboo pipes to reach the gas and bring it to the surface [1].

1226), a Moroccan Jewish follower of Maimonides, inserted long sections of the original Arabic text in chapter 27 of his main ethical work, The Medicine of Souls (Tibb al-nufus); in his commentary on the Song of Songs, The Revealing of Secrets (Inkishaf al-asrar), he quoted a number of other Farabian works on epistemology, logic, metaphysics, and even music (Zonta 1997a, 118 119).

Pursuant to Article 149(3), Parliament then inserted new sections into the ISA.