Sentence examples for sections for which from inspiring English sources
The acoustics of Severance have a clean, evenly spread vibrancy that promotes the extraordinary precision, transparency, and balance among the sections for which the orchestra is famous.
Marieme is also a member of the Advisory Panel of the Guardian Newspaper Global Development sections for which she now contributes regular articles.
The model allows the surface area to be divided into any number of sections for which all the refrigerant and water properties can be evaluated.
Furthermore, these force values will allow for pinpointing the critical sections, for which it is necessary to prevent displacements or transfer the acting forces to the building structure.
Seamus Deane, the director of Field Day, and his all-male group of editors had maddened feminists by marginalizing female writers, even in its contemporary sections, for which abundant women's writing was available for inclusion.
What's particularly remarkable is that there is little difference in the brilliant image quality between the intense, high-definition footage of natural phenomena, and the superbly rendered CGI that has been employed for the sections for which the film-makers must rely on their own imaginations: star collapses, expanding galaxies, and the like.
("44 Scotland Street" appears daily in the online Scotsman, though in the premium section, for which a paid subscription is required).
The final section, for which Piazzolla provided the tempo indication "giocoso" ("humorous"), presents a mood of electric energy and even humour.
See also § 73.3542, Application for Emergency Authorization, for requirements involving emergency situations not covered by this section for which prior operating authority must be requested.
A micro scale beam of rectangular cross-section, for which the rate of twist introduced a bending bending coupling effect, is considered.
For many years, into the late 1980's, he contributed to The Times Book Review and the paper's travel section, for which he wrote features about historic Britain and its contemporary scene, along with guides for visitors.
