Sentence examples for multiple coins from inspiring English sources
We discuss a schizophrenic patient who aspirated multiple coins while under psychiatric treatment for prior episodes of aspiration of coins, ingestion of objects, and insertion of others in his urethra and rectum, while also reviewing some of the diagnostic and therapeutic challenges inherent in the management of these patients.
We can readily deconvolute multiple COIN spectra and may easily exceed the limit of fluorescence technology in multi-detection assays (we have already deconvoluted up to eight spectra using simulated complex spectra, unpublished).
We can generate multiple and distinct COIN Raman nanoparticles with resolvable signatures that can be used to detect surface antigens and to measure changes in intracellular phosphorylation events.
Lesions begin as multiple discretely erythematous, coin-shaped macules or annular rings and are prevalent on the shins.
In the third and final experiment, eight more participants were shown the same clips as those used in experiment two, as well as three additional clips showing Mac King performing multiple real and simulated coin tosses.
Mr Mills added: "The development of our iSIS project has enabled us to develop a new generation of low cost, high security, plated coin with multiple levels of banknote-strength security built in".
Multiple copies of the same building pay out repeatedly, so three convenience stores net you a potentially game-changing nine coins every time their number comes up.
This case study is applying imaging and analytical techniques from multiple scientific disciplines to digitise coins and evaluate 3D multi-modal visualisation.
No silver coins denominated in multiple units were minted.
He coined the term "multiple intelligences" to account for seven different learning styles, among them linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial and musical.
The Oregon Trail Memorial half dollar thus became the first commemorative coin struck at multiple mints; Bowers notes that this set "a precedent which would be expanded and abused in the years to come".
