Sentence examples for isolated chunks from inspiring English sources

Small chunks of ochre also occurred around the pelvis and femora of Burial A, but in much lower frequencies and only in the areas overlapping with Burial B. Thus, it seems that red ochre is a feature of Burial B, but not necessarily of Burial A. Isolated chunks of red ochre were also found in Grave VIII near the human remains and between the legs of the fox.

This forces students either to construct a new understanding of biology as they integrate information, or more often to simply compartmentalize the information into isolated chunks, precluding in-depth understanding.

"I ended up using a spreadsheet technique where I would isolate chunks of the song, translate those chunks into frame ranges, and describe the camera movement and visual content of each segment," Kokoa says about his process behind the video.

A particular scenario of bursty packet loss processes is when isolated missing chunks are dropped with high frequency (see Figure 1c).

In that case, the not-so-dense surface of a strange star would sport isolated quark chunks swimming in electrons, giving it a choppy appearance.

This feels like the book I wanted to read, and I think of myself oftentimes as a teenager, as a 16-year-old -- I was angry and isolated a good chunk of the time, and this is the kind of book I would have wanted to have with me.

In this context, the present research focuses on the application of NIRS, under laboratory conditions, to chunks (artificially isolated particles or aggregates) of soil of average sizes between 0.04 and 8 mm, obtained in 5 different soils with contrasting features, and repacked in Petri dishes.

Tissue samples from A. carolinenis where incubated in RNA later for shipment, chunks were isolated by centrifugation and frozen in liquid nitrogen prior being smashed into powder.

Current and potential US geopolitical foes Iran, Saudi Arabia and Syria would be isolated from each other, with big chunks of land between them under control of the pro-US forces.

Mr. Swain deploys chunks of silence and isolated throbs to make the beat suspenseful in songs like the pop enigma "Want a Gang" and the eerie "Small Hours".

Chunking processes serve to bind isolated pieces of information together to form a meaningful combination (block positions and sub-patterns) that can be associated with previously stored long-term memories.