However, in a demonstration of the intense secrecy surrounding NSA surveillance even after Edward Snowden's revelations, the senators claimed they could not publicly identify the allegedly misleading section or sections of a factsheet without compromising classified information.
In the late twentieth century, most major metropolitan daily newspapers began to publish zoned editions, which carried the main sections of the newspaper plus an added section (or sections) of news specific to a subregion within the metropolitan area.
The terms thick and thin as applied to bedding, or stratification, are relative, reflecting the training of a particular geologist as well as experience with a specific stratigraphic section or sections.
Today, the company officially unveiled that section — or sections, as it turns out — at its I/O developer conference.
Twenty-three of the 31 textbooks in our sample (74.2%) provided a definition of evolution in at least one section, and Table 3 presents the number of textbooks that provided a definition in a particular section or sections.
Table 9 shows the location of the annotated instances of population values in structured abstracts, revealing that population information is most often found in the Method section or sections related to experimental design, although it is not universally the case.
Separate the section or sections of hair that you wish to dye.
Keep doing call and response until you can play a section or sections of the song.
Check any syllabus, calendar, or notes from class that direct you to read a section or sections from your textbook.
