Sentence examples for section is known from inspiring English sources

The French section comprises part of the Côte d'Azur (which extends farther west), while the Italian section is known to the west and east of Genoa as the Riviera di Ponente and the Riviera di Levante, respectively.

The present analysis shows that analytical and computationally efficient solutions may be obtained only for these problems where the temperature profile at the entrance of the heating section is known for at least one of the fluids.

Going north from San Diego, the section is known as the San Diego Freeway, and becomes the Santa Ana Freeway in Orange County; it is not the Golden State Freeway, which begins in Los Angeles.

The section is known as the "reopener" provision, and, for the moment at least, it has reopened questions about Exxon Mobil's continuing obligations and the government's efforts — or lack thereof — to hold the company accountable.

Proportion, in particular the Golden Section, is known to be a key determinant of aesthetic quality of objects and aesthetics have recently been identified as a powerful factor in the quality of human computer interaction [N. Tractinsky, A.S. Katz, D. Ikar, Interact. Comput. 13 (2000) 127].

The other section is known as convective section.

He broadened the focus of the directorate of operations, as his section was known, to include counterterrorism and the international drug trade.

Nobody can really say why the appellation was called St.-Joseph, as one vineyard section was known, beyond the notion that it avoided offending any of the villages by not elevating the name of any one of them.

In their heyday, the group (now supplemented by three female backup singers and a horn section) were known as obsessive perfectionists who spent millions of dollars in the recording studio torturing the many guitarists who apparently weren't "yacht-smooth" enough to complete the classic solos on their quirky, jazz-inflected songs.

This section was known as the Piedmont which, at the time of his birth, was under the rule of the House of Savoy.

Another section was known as Eternity Street, because it led to a cemetery; Downey Avenue, after Gov. John G. Downey, and Buena Vista Street, whose "good view," as legend has it, was the view from the hillside of the women's bathing pools (where the senoritas wore bathing dresses).