Sentence examples for sections defined by the from inspiring English sources

As already mentioned, sections defined by the educator reflect different conceptual topics.

Four sections along the frontal middle and inferior gyri and sulci anterior to the DLPFC, as well as three sections defined by the orbital gyrus and sulcus and the frontomarginal gyrus.

The parameters estimated by fitting the model to the observed aspirated frequencies at all five aspiration times comprise: two transfer probabilities (because the three probabilities sum to one), the numbers of bins in the three sections defined by the two change points, the change points themselves, and five estimated numbers of aspirated nematodes for the five observation points.

Note that for testing, only the annotatable sections defined by the curator are compared.

The double helices are oriented along the long dimension of the crystal (c-axis) and packed in a parallel fashion into lamellae with a parallelogram cross-section defined by the a and b axes of the monoclinic unit cell.

For each case sample, a control from the same ∼2.6 km section (defined by the Public Land Survey System of Wisconsin) with matched age was selected.

First, from this numerical model, the portion γv of the unbalanced moment transferred by the excentricity of shear about the centroid of the critical sections defined by Eurocode 2 (EC-2) and by ACI 318-11 was calculated and compared with the share-out prescribed by these codes.

Hilda Paredes's Cuerdas del destino (2007-8), in four sections defined by harmony and tonal colour, made maximum use of glissando tremolo, pizzicato and col legno to jewelled effect.

Particularly in cities, we see whole sections defined by their largest populations.

DNA was extracted from areas of gastric tissue sections defined by a pathologist as normal, metaplastic, dysplatic or cancerous.

Previous molecular phylogenetic analyses have suggested that a species of the Liseola section, defined by traditional taxonomy based on the morphological species concept, actually includes multiple species, and that the re-defined novel species, which are recognized mainly by mating types, constitute the Gibberella fujikuroi species complex [ 15- 28].