Sentence examples for of the later sections from inspiring English sources

Some of the later sections are tough, and the wonky camera doesn't always help.

And yet the scarcity of the later sections did not detract from the overall depth of the exhibition.

Whether in the carefully paced and managed outbursts of the Dies Irae, or the much more intimate textures of the later sections, Nelsons invariably judged it exactly.

Monte Carlo test, p <.0001 The proportion of articles on the cover with aggressive behavior mentioned is similar to the later sections of the media.

There is a series of scenes that cleverly dovetail events in the story with the "flash crash" of May 6, 2010 (when the Dow fell more than 600 points in a matter of minutes), but the later sections of the novel feel increasingly silly and contrived, like excerpts from a bad Michael Crichton novel.

The mechanism by which a single str function can apply to any type of argument and return an appropriate value is the subject of the later section on generic functions.

On Thursday Van Gaal's Holland squad were joined by their captain, United's Robin van Persie, who missed a large part of the later section of the Premier League season due to the knee injury he suffered after scoring a hat-trick in the second-leg Champions League last-16 victory over Olympiakos.

And the Stoicism of Seneca and Epictetus became almost the official ethics of the Renaissance, figuring prominently in the Essays (1580 88) of Montaigne, in the letters that Descartes wrote to Princess Elizabeth of Bohemia (1618 79) and to Queen Christina of Sweden (1626 89), and in the later sections of the Ethics (1675) of Benedict de Spinoza (1632 77).

This is used as the measure of accuracy in the later sections.

Installation of extra applications are covered in the later sections of this article.

In the later sections of the book, Weller outlines how each of the three sought to maintain her relevance.