Sentence examples for origin of table from inspiring English sources

When things in her life reach a crisis point, thanks to Ike — who goes after her with the same energy that Stanley Kowalski put to destroying another Blanche — we feel about as much as we would while sitting through a lecture on Claude Lévi-Strauss's "The Origin of Table Manners".

His massive Mythologiques appeared in four volumes: Le Cru et le cuit (1964; The Raw and the Cooked), Du miel aux cendres (1966; From Honey to Ashes), L'Origine des manières de table (1968; The Origin of Table Manners), and L'Homme nu (1971; The Naked Man).

The fourth workshop that could be developed within the time of this project (Matua te Mana and Crystals) focused on the generation of magma, magma crystallization, degassing, and the origin of volcanoes (Table 5).

Pneumonia was identified in the majority of sepsis patients as the origin of infection (Table 2).

Three taxa of Harpellales (Trichomycetes) and other Zygomycota are included in this study; SH tests rejected the hypothesis of a harpellalean or zygomycete origin of Microsporidia (Table 2).

The sub-sample will be taken using: gender; strata for time in care; type of care environment; origin of COFP (Table  2).

S. aureus were isolated from 17.4% of the 2,100 samples, ranging from 13.2% to 21.6% depending on the sampling year and origin of isolates (Table 1).

At midterm, most students failed to represent mutation as the mechanism causing variation: only 39% of all models included the concept of mutation, and an even smaller subset of these clearly represented mutation as the origin of variation (Table 3).

Excluding genotypes of either one or both parental populations from the analyses showed that including data of at least one parental population was crucial for correct identification of line origin of alleles (Table 3).

The analysis of maltonis efficacy was extended to a larger panel of cell lines and to three human normal mesenchymal stem cells, considered the cell of origin of sarcomas (Table  1) [ 34- 36].

Since here we are concerned with the problem of the origin of translation, Table 1 lists only those of the ribozyme-catalyzed reactions that appear to be specifically relevant to this problem.