Sentence examples for respectively drew from inspiring English sources

The references to the founders of Apple and Microsoft, respectively, drew chuckles from the audience.

Henning Berg's Blackburn Rovers were held at home by Birmingham City while Blackpool and Bolton Wanderers, led by new boys Michael Appleton and Dougie Freedman respectively, drew 2-2 at Bloomfield Road.

The recent Test between India and South Africa – teams ranked fourth and first in the world respectively – drew a disappointing crowd in Mohali despite the huge wealth of talent on show.

JPMorgan Chase and Capital One Financial, among the top holdings of the T.Rowe Price and Vanguard funds, respectively, drew above-average ratings from the S&P equity research team.

The premiere was outperformed by Sunday Night Football on NBC and Family Guy on Fox, which respectively drew a 7.3 and 4.5 rating in the 18 to 49 demographic in the Desperate Housewives time slot.

Drs. Brooks and Goldstein, on the faculties of the Harvard Medical School and the University of Utah, respectively, draw on their studies, practices and workshops to advise how to achieve "balance, confidence and personal strength".

(2) Dedendum circle, reference circle, base circle and addendum circle with different sizes were respectively drawn by electing the FRONT datum plane as the basic surface in Pro/E sketched curve window.

Given a bipartite graph G= V,W,E) with a bipartition {V,W} of a vertex set and an edge set E, a 2-layered drawing of G in the plane means that the vertices of V and W are respectively drawn as distinct points on two parallel lines and the edges as straight line segments.

Calling on the work of Bataille I investigate a two-fold instance of transgression by school students and their art and design teacher in which the sexualisation and violence perpetrated on the human figure through, respectively, drawing and sculpture signals one such breach.

For bottle gourd and luffa, the NBS sequences were obtained by PCR amplification; for squash, the NBS sequences were derived from database mining; for melon and watermelon, 10 and 31 sequences were respectively drawn from PCR amplification, and the remaining 14 and 33 sequences were obtained by database mining.

To account for these dependencies, we built instead log-odds-ratio scores for codons, based on their expected frequencies in 'pseudo-coding' and 'random' sequences, generated, respectively, drawing nucleotides with appropriate phase-specific probabilities { p X i }, or overall probabilities { p X } and removing stop codons.