Sentence examples for section to which from inspiring English sources

The whale, created by model-makers, included a life-size section to which the long-suffering Peck was lashed in the final scenes, dunked in the water so many times, as Huston ordered take after take, that he nearly drowned.

On this particular Sunday, The Times carried no local news in the late New York edition of its main news section, and the Metropolitan section, to which Ms. Koenigsberg refers, lacked news because it is printed in advance on Friday.

THE ARTS An article on Wednesday about the choreographer William Forsythe, whose recent work "Sider" has been performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this week, with the final performance tonight, misidentified the Mahler symphony that includes the vocal section to which Mr. Forsythe's first work, "Urlicht," is set.

The current research concentrates on hybrid ships, consisting of an Advanced Double Hull Stainless Steel center section, to which a composite material bow and/or stern is attached.

To prevent interference between the puncture unit and the body, the section to which the needle is attached must be more compact.

The red line is the section to which sampled wells and drill core sites are projected to create the profile in Fig. 2.

Many scientists agree that currently there are few appropriate study sections to which they can submit proposals that deal with emerging fields of research such as bioinformatics.

In addition, the corresponding chapter numbers were never inserted into the margins of the text, making it impossible to find the sections to which the canon tables refer.

The Latin lines play-off the English translations, and contain nuanced meaning not found in the English that better represents the sections to which they refer.

This division resulted in a universe of 211 sections to which a unique identification number for each section was assigned.

The FE model was divided into 53 different sections to which 17 material properties were assigned independently.