Sentence examples for made up of that from inspiring English sources

Premises A2 and A3 together entail that, for any finite number of atoms, nothing made up of that many atoms is a stone.

A history made up of that lone triumph -- the title in 1951 -- and a trail of tears and frustration.

"Even if the body size is the same," says Holton, "males have larger noses, because more of the body is made up of that expensive tissue.

The table of four that night was made up of that latter group: New Yorkers relatively new to the restaurant, unknown to the management.

This was the real annihilation of his past and himself, Tom Ripley, who was made up of that past, and his rebirth as a completely new person.' My reading of Ripley's isolation at the end of the novel, however much he fantasises about the freedom his lies and improvisations have earned him, is that it contains an implicit cautionary tale.

"A lot of the Royal Academy show will be made up of that [work]." A photographic piece, made up of three 27-foot (eight metre) images of the Bridlington end of the road, taken at different times of the year, went on show for the first time at Salts Mill on Wednesday.

Biologically, it makes sense that the functional category for RNA processing and modification is made up of genes that have an increased rate of loss in parasites.

Group II is made up of genes that were upregulated after 20 minutes only.

This gene set was made up of genes that were shared across many robustly predictive gene sets.

Group V is made up of genes that were downregulated only after 60 minutes exposure to OPP.

This population is made up of fish that show much less eye degeneration than their nearby cave neighbors (Breder 1942).