Sentence examples for part of volume from inspiring English sources
David Matthews Maesarfor, Borth I read Jan Morris's enthusiastic and informative Venice (Faber) and part of Volume 1 of Ruskin's Stones of Venice (the two-volume version, 7th ed. 1896 which I picked up in the local Oxfam shop).
I read Jan Morris's enthusiastic and informative Venice (Faber) and part of Volume 1 of Ruskin's Stones of Venice (the two-volume version, 7th ed. 1896 which I picked up in the local Oxfam shop).
The average male art-house viewer emerges from the first part of Volume I filled with the pleasant idea that there are young women out there — young, pretty, sleek, and determined — who will suck him off in a random train compartment even though he's forty, married, and faithful, or sleep with him on a regular basis despite his bald pate, bad clothing, bland affect, and blubbery gut.
The tune comes as part of Volume 1 of the 'Friction Vs.' series, a collection of collaborations championing underground-ready sonics with a back-to-basics mentality.
The exact part of the Economic Manuscripts of 1861 1863 which makes up the Theories of Surplus Value are the last part of Volume 30 of the Collected Works, the whole of Volume 31 of the Collected Works, and the whole of Volume 32 of the Collected Works.
6 Human albumin is a natural colloid used as part of volume expansion and resuscitation and to correct hypoalbuminaemia.
We subdivide the volume dataset into uniform sized blocks and take advantage of combinations of early ray termination, empty-space skipping and visibility culling to accelerate the whole rendering process and render visible parts of volume data.
"Relation-Arithmetic" is the subject of Part IV of Volume II of Principia Mathematica, chapters *150 to *186.
Parts of volumes not bound.
We demonstrated that for large time period, the saturation is limited to a part of the volume, producing a non-uniform stress field in the whole volume.
The best part of the volume, though, is its earliest material, centered on the 2000 election.
