Sentence examples for organized in subjection to from inspiring English sources

Most peasants were organized in subjection to lords bishops, abbots, counts, barons, or knights whose estates assumed diverse forms.

She and her persecutor emerge united in subjection to something greater than their own ugly story and mysteriously untarnished by it: their church.

His setting of Aladdin Sane is a revisit to The Rite of Spring, as dancer Simon Williams torques and twists in subjection to the music's jangling rhythms.

The negro's skin and the woman's sex are both prima facie evidence that they were intended to be in subjection to the white Saxon man" (Stanton 1860/1881, 681).

Each band was cut into 6 mm wide pieces before subjection to in-gel tryptic digestion.

Exposure encompasses direct and indirect (witnessing) subjection to PTIEs.

MKTotal in K2 has more intermediate components than in K2_QSS; hence upon subjection to identical perturbation conditions, flux of the output's phosphorylation is affected more severely in K2_QSS models than in K2 models.

The APP CTF-50 (AICD) peptide (Calbiochem) was dissolved in MilliQ water to a concentration of 1 µg/µl and stored at −20°C until use when the peptide was further diluted in MilliQ water before subjection to SDS-PAGE.

After the downfall of Israel in 722 721 bce and Judah in 586 bce and their subjection to foreign rule, Jewish education became characterized more and more by this religious orientation.

In Mesopotamia the dominant powers were Kassite Babylonia and Assyria (which emerged from subjection to Mitanni in the early 14th century bc).

These results indicate that hypoxia and reoxygenation induce severe alterations in the liver and that melatonin exerts beneficial role in restoring tissue alterations after subjection to hypoxia.