Sentence examples for of further sections from inspiring English sources
In this section, for convenience of the reader, we introduce the fundamental tools in the theory of disconjugacy and Green's functions that will be used in the development of further sections.
Hipper later remarked: "The presence of such a large force indicated the proximity of further sections of the British Fleet, especially as wireless intercepts revealed the approach of 2nd Battlecruiser Squadron.
Selected areas of the embedded sections were then cut with a razor blade and glued to blank blocks of resin for further sectioning with an ultramicrotome.
The paper is composed of four further sections.
To assess movement of GFP, GFP-SOD1WT and GFP-SOD1G93A further, sections of axon from wildtype motor neurons were studied using Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching (FRAP) and the FRAP recovery curves recorded.
PrPd immunolabelling using mAb 2G11 revealed variable fine filamentous labelling at certain brain locations (cingulate gyrus, PR440; ventro-lateral frontal cortex, PR444; hippocampus, PR442) of the three BSE-inoculated pigs in which further sections of brain were examined.
Further sections of this commentary outline the rationale of conceptual mapping for supporting the learning process, and discuss and illustrate the stages of mapping in relation to learning objectives of comprehension, understanding, conceptualising and extending/exploiting knowledge.
"Clearly the U.S. Treasury is disappointed with the direction of the European debt crisis and is looking for action, before further sections of the banking system are drawn in and a global financial crisis is revisited," Chris Turner and Tom Levinson, strategists at ING, said in a research note.
Further sections of the review focus on new protocols of "modified PAS" and possible future application of PAS in neuromorphic circuits designed for brain-computer interface.
And how many further sections of the population will be denied access to the courts?
The couple, who moved to the Grade-II listed building in 2006, will face disruption over the next few months as work to clear further sections of the pipeline take place.
