Sentence examples for nos of from inspiring English sources
"nos of" is not a correct phrase in written English
It does not convey a clear meaning.
Our reconstruction of the NOS phylogeny identifies an insect-specific clade with the NOS of the blackback land crab as the sister to this clade (see Additional file 2).
They included the most vocal members of the Tea Party wing and the usual so-called Dr. Nos of the House, like Justin Amash of Michigan and Thomas Massie of Kentucky.
Sixty one nos of bamboo clumps were observed in the three quadrats.
More research reported that the views on the NOS of science teachers in Mainland China were traditional and naïve (Liang 2005; Wang 2010; Wan 2014).
The pre-stress force of 17 KN was imposed on PSC beams through three nos of pre-stressing wires of 4 mm diameter at an eccentricity of 75 and 175 mm from the top fiber of the PSC beams.
This is how ABC's Good Morning America, Germany's ZDF, VRT of Belgium, NOS of the Netherlands, Poland's TVP and Australia's Channel 9 reported the news about the royal baby's impending birth.
Here are the top ten commandments, some country-specific, some general, for how to muffle and ultimately muzzle those no-nos of chitchat that can derail East-West deals.
But before we get to those, let's run-through the no-nos of dating profile pics.
Just as the Velvet Underground incorporated the "accident" of feedback, Godard used the flaws and formal no-nos of conventional cinema to reinvent cinema.
"Well, no, of course not".
