Sentence examples for pars from inspiring English sources
"Made a bunch of good pars".
Sergio hit the flagstick with his second shot on the 15th, and I hit my second shot to within about 12 feet (3.6 metres) from the pin, just beyond Sergio's placement; we both missed and tapped in for pars, leaving me still one shot behind.
This neurosecretory system is best understood in mammals, in which good evidence has been found for the existence of a separate releasing factor for each hormone secreted by the pars distalis region of the adenohypophysis; a similar arrangement probably exists in other gnathostomes.
This route is characteristic of the pars intermedia region, in which neurosecretory fibres from the hypothalamus control the functioning of the secretory cells.
These are then transmitted through blood vessels known as the hypophysial portal system, into the capillaries of the pars distalis, where each factor influences its specific target cells (compare Figure 1A).
The other is the adenohypophysis, which develops as an upgrowth from the buccal cavity (mouth region) and usually includes two glandular portions, the pars distalis and the pars intermedia, which secrete a number of hormones.
DURING a Persian new year's party (in late March) at Iran's flagship South Pars project in the Persian Gulf, where the world's largest known gasfield is being tapped, a labourer called on Iran's workers to unite.
Royal Dutch/Shell, a British-Dutch group, is studying later stages of South Pars development; another French company, Elf Aquitaine, has been talking about investing in a different oilfield.
Mr Zanganeh's allies argue that co-operation between Petro Pars and foreign companies will give rise to an essential transfer of technology.
In the past few weeks several conservative newspapers have been asking why Petro Pars, a private Iranian oil company that Mr Zanganeh helped to set up, had been awarded contracts worth at least $5.5 billion, especially since Petro Pars lacked expertise, and had subcontracted many of its projects to foreign companies.For the answer, conservatives point to Petro Pars's chairman, Behzad Nabavi.
On September 28th, Total, a French oil firm, risked American sanctions by signing a deal to explore part of Iran's giant South Pars offshore gas field in the Gulf.
