Sentence examples for ribbon between from inspiring English sources

To this day an eerily empty, wildish stretch of land borders the canal, a roughshod ribbon between two baby-carriageand- smoked-mozzarella neighborhoods where a scrub like me can afford to live.

The most common type is the D'Arsonval galvanometer, in which the indicating system consists of a light coil of wire suspended from a metallic ribbon between the poles of a permanent magnet.

Looking far below, we could see a small river twist like a satin ribbon between the valley's timbered houses and church spires; surrounding us were the weathered buildings of a mountainside farm, with sheep and cows grazing on the alm, or mountain pastures.

For example, following the ribbon between London-New York City, on London side it represents people living in London who visit and take photographs in New York City.

Nearly 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year, and the White House is showing its support for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month by installing a large pink ribbon between its front columns.

The ALOG domain differs from the simple DBDs of the XerC/D-like clade in possessing the Zn ribbon between the 2nd and 3rd helices that insert into the major groove.

To finish, place two blinis on each warm plate, divide the salmon ribbons between the blinis, place a dessertspoon of the dill crème fraîche on top, followed by the sprigs of dill.

To finish, place two blinis on each warm plate, divide the salmon ribbons between the blinis, place a dessertspoon of the dill crème fraîche on top, followed by the sprigs of dill.

Combining complementary microscopic analysis, providing structural, electronic, vibrational, and chemical information, we demonstrate the spontaneous reactive intercalation of 1.5 nm-thick oxide ribbons between graphene and an iridium substrate, at atmospheric pressure and room temperature.

The thickness of the ribbons between each organism is correlated with the number of PPIs between both organisms, meaning that the organisms sharing highest number of PPIs with the human are Rothia mucilaginosa, Leptotrichia buccalis, and Actinomyces odontolyticus (strain independent).

This definitive difference in homogeneity was clear when we displayed patient PC scores (heatmaps), grouped by cluster and ILAR subtype, and linkages (ribbons) between these 2 classification schemes using a Circos diagram.