Sentence examples for s section from inspiring English sources
The elite of the elite were the illegals, run by the S Section of the Foreign Chief Directorate.
Everyone still looks great in a record store: there's young Whitney Houston; there, in the S section, Del Shannon rubs against Bob Seger and Simply Red.
The sea of Shenzhens you encounter when perusing the "S" section of the show's exhibitor directory points to the apparent Chinese naming convention of placing the name of the company's city before the distinguishing name of the company.
A type 2 drone has a battery life time of approximately 2636 s (Section 3.2).
These parameters can include all relevant external data strategies (Section 5.2), amount of external data (Section 5.3), cost of external data (Section 5.6), various candidate models (Section 5.4), cost factor(s) (Section 5.5) and discount factor(s) (Additional file 1, Section 3).
He led me to the S section, and, a-ha!, alongside the Salinger collection was California.
Multiple switching of lasing direction is observed in RDL with quantum-well active regions, and an S-section or spiral absorbers are used to suppress directional switching and to obtain a more stable unidirectional operation.
There probably are plenty of Coachellans for whom the apocalyptic noise of Swans, the Detroit techno bounce of Seth Troxler and the smooth-jazz provocations of Steely Dan all share "S -section S -section vinyl space.
We correct for inter-variable dependency, word count variances and word probabilities by standardizing the word neighbourhood counts: Since the word counts might be dependent, the covariance of all words in the word neighbourhood has to be computed to obtain 𝕍[ N n (w ) S ] (Section 2.2).
There are few contradictory findings on a link between maternal depression and two insensitive categories in CARE-Index terms: maternal control (responsive but (covertly) hostile, (subtly) intrusive, incongruent to baby signals and behaviour) and unresponsiveness (lack of response and contingence with a baby, s. section measures).
It might be necessary when applying the hybrid model to new and more complex scenarios not yet covered by both submodels, e.g. more complex chemotherapies, diseased granulopoiesis and bone-marrow transplantation (s. Section "Simulations of bone marrow transplantation" and A4), which is planned for the future.
