Sentence examples for particular batch of from inspiring English sources

BP said their operations in the Bight won't be using a particular batch of faulty bolts.

And I hadn't figured on this particular batch of hippos, splashing in the river just outside my room, sounding like a symphony of giant whoopee cushions.

Bonded Logic shipped this particular batch of insulation to its only New York distributor, a Bronx company called Environmental Construction Outfitters, better known as ECO New York.

Subsequent investigations on larval cichlid fish (Oreochromis mossambicus) yielded contrasting results, repeatedly depending on the particular batch of cichlids investigated.

The particular batch of material that surfaced this week, timed to the first anniversary of the star's death, came in the form of an EP titled "Deliverance," which consists of one full-length song (the title track) and four fragments stitched together into a mini-opera.

But as they aim to be more selective, these governments are discovering how difficult it can be to figure out whether a particular fuel — much less a particular batch of corn ethanol or rapeseed biodiesel — has been produced in an environmentally friendly manner.

In this particular batch, on average 31 % of yolk was removed from YD embryos.

In SpaceChem, the player takes the role of a SpaceChem Reactor Engineer whose task is to create circuits through which atoms and molecules flow with the aid of waldos to produce particular batches of chemical shipments for each level.

For other allergens that were not tested on the dot blots, the amount of specific IgE to commercial extracts tended to be higher than to cytoplasmic fractions, perhaps reflecting greater purity or a higher proportion of allergenic proteins to non-allergenic proteins in these particular batches of commercial extracts (Fig. 8a).

To check if this was due to the particular batches of wood that we utilized or to inherent properties of PcoPine and PcoAspen enzyme mixtures, we conducted a control experiment using Celluclast, a commercial enzyme mixture produced by T. reesei.

As can be seen from comparison of the saline groups, there were different baseline levels of exploration, but each experiment controls for these unexplained shifts (sometimes particular batches of animals are more or less exploratory for reasons which are poorly understood, and with respect to the objects used some are found to be more salient).