Sentence examples for major which has from inspiring English sources

Of Vinca major, which has a tendency to appear in variegated forms dangling over the edges of whiskey barrels, Winterrowd writes, "It is of course easy to be scornful of a plant when one is actually scornful of the way it is used".

Preparation: German major, which has come in handy.

Other beneficiaries of the turnaround could be Exxon, which is involved in Sakhalin-1, Total, the French oil major which has several joint ventures with Gazprom, including in the Shktoman fields in the Barents Sea, and BP, which has been wrestling with Russia over its joint venture TNK-BP.

Humans possess the maximum number of alanyl and threonyl tRNA synthetases (3 copies each) compared to L. major which has a single copy of each of them.

For each of the latter subfamilies, each species contains a single gene (except L. major, which has two highly similar paralogs for the Chr31A cluster) and the orthologs or pseudo-orthologs are quite similar (median = 75% amino acid identity for all three species and 93% for L. infantum/ L. major orthologs).

In its place Schubert offered a shorter work in the same key, his Symphony No. 6 (Little C Major), which had not yet been heard publicly.

We also observed a growth defect only in the double mutant in both L. donovani and L. major, which have higher multiplication rate at late logarithmic phase and start declining sooner than WT overexpression cells.

But it showed Ellis, at least, that there were subtleties about Ryu that might help in his transition to the majors, which has been nearly flawless.

But shutting out the highest-scoring team in the majors, which had been shut out only once this season, for seven innings is an admirable effort, even if Piniella had foreshadowed it with his pregame lament.

Even the majors, which have both drilling and refining capabilities, are not immune to refining's tight margins.

Computer science majors, which had the highest rate of employment this year, also saw a dip in their rate of standard employment by 1.2%.