Sentence examples for of some segment from inspiring English sources
Although Mr. Hayworth won the support of some segment of the Tea Party movement, many conservative activists stayed neutral or sided with Mr. McCain, who campaigned vigorously through both traditional methods and social media.
A single shot (i.e., the length of film exposed at one time, without interruption, by one camera) makes a visual and aural record of some segment of the physical world; by effective editing, this record can be taken apart, restructured, and shaped into an imaginative world or a discourse about the world.
An allele is a different form of some segment of a chromosome, such as a second sort of nucleotide at a SNP site.
"Unless you're a very sophisticated marketer that uses a rifle instead of a shotgun, you can be assured of hitting some segment of your audience by investing in sports".
Any religion is a subject of disdain to some segments of our society, and for government to pick and choose among them would fan the flames of envy and intolerance in our not overly tolerant society.
The cross sectional shape of some segments of the electrospun fibers had two or three lobes.
This paper exposes these fallacies through counterexamples of practical cogeneration system design and evaluation of some segments of the industrial and service sectors in Peninsular Malaysia.
In TCP connections, the loss of some segments has more impact than the loss of others on the performance of the connection.
For example, the evolution of some segmented animal phyla involved an apparent loss or fusion of various body segments into a smaller number of simpler and stronger if more diverse segments.
The misorientation of some segments LAGBs in the deformed microstructure (pancaked grains) increased and slid to high angle grain boundaries with increasing the fraction of recrystallized grains during hot deformation.
I not only wanted to see if I could fool the panel organizers and get my paper accepted, I also wanted to pull the curtain on the absurd pretentions of some segments of academic life.
