Sentence examples for release of volume from inspiring English sources
The gallery's fourth in-depth look at Sargent, it's timed to the release of Volume V of his catalogue raisonné.
His Haydn series has just approached the midway point with the release of Volume 6 (L'Oiseau-Lyre 440 222-2; three disks), comprising the early "Sturm und Drang" Symphonies.
The story of the 20-something slacker Scott Pilgrim, below, created, written and drawn by Bryan Lee O'Malley, will conclude on Tuesday with the release of Volume 6, "Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour".
Announced around the time of the Japanese release of volume 15, from July 21 through July 25 , 2005a stage play called School Rumble Super Oshibai School Rumble – Osarusan dayo Harima-kun! - recapping Season 1 of School Rumble was performed.
These factors and the announced release of volumes of earlier memos to the White House counsel -- undistinguishable as a matter of law from memos to the solicitor general -- suggest that the memos to the latter will be made public as well.
Carlo Santos, of Anime News Network, gave the English releases of volumes two, three, four, and seven mixed but largely favorable B-range reviews.
The design of the fluidic system was simulated using CoventorWare to ensure the uniform release of fluid volume on every hollow needle.
The release of huge volume of dyes containing waste water from different industries like textile, leather, paper, rubber, printing, food and cosmetics is a dangerous global concern.
Another extreme scenarios would be a collapse of La Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Island of La Palma in the Canary Islands, and the release of a volume of 375 km3 simultaneously (Harbitz et al., 2012).
The glacial lake outburst flood (GLoF), a phenomenon characterized by release of huge volume of water as a result of an outburst of a glacial lake, is one of the important natural hazard (Ives 1986).
To calculate the number of particles from one breath, 0.5 liters of air was multiplied to the mean particle concentration, which assumed complete release of tidal volume from a typical person [53].
