Sentence examples for length part from inspiring English sources

York Gardens library in Wandsworth, meanwhile, is being kept open as a direct services organisation, operating as an "arms length" part of Wandsworth council with locals helping with day-to-day running of the branch as well as raising money.

The ambient air temperature was measured during heating using a Type K thermocouple, PFA insulation, 40 AWG, 36-inch length (part number 5SC-TT-K-40-36) frOmegaega.

For example, one of the filters selected only those matching sequences whose plant virus length part would be at least 1,221 nucleotides to avoid possible duplications from partial viral sequences.

This mass contained two parts: a heterogeneous, hyperintense, not well defined part, extending from the caudal part of the left bulla to the caudal part of the atlas (3.1cm length) and an elongated more homogeneous, hyperintense, well defined lobulated (11.4cm length) part with hyperintense regions, stretching out to the caudal part of the fourth cervical vertebrae.

If your hair is one length: Part your hair on your right side.

We control the length, part-of-speech, frequency, morphological structure, and the nature of constituent of these words.

The symmetry is here given by the position of the kink and the fact that in 10A, 10B and 10C is backbone divided into two unequally length parts–segments.

The colon was divided into two equal length parts designated proximal and distal colon.

By trying to maintain uniform format of comparable length, parts of these tutorials are superficially summarized at the expense of a clear and in-depth discussion.

How to manage, train and progress an increasingly arms-length part of the workforce will remain a major and growing challenge for organisations and the HR profession in particular".

Sizova's first full-length part at the Kirov was in the Nutcracker; the 14 major roles she learned in the following three years included the leading female part in Igor Belsky's Leningrad Symphony (1961), which revealed new depths in her interpretations.