Sentence examples for segments short from inspiring English sources
And there are other segments: short disquisitions on energy products (the tungsten light bulb, for example) and portrayals of superheroes representing energy industry archetypes.
To the Editor: Re "Save your Elite Flier Status While You Can" (Practical Traveler, Dec. 18), I was seven segments short on Continental to get platinum status (you need 90 segments or 75,000 miles), so I did a crazy mileage run last weekend to get to platinum.
These spectra portray two absorption peaks mainly assigned to PFO segments (short wavelength) and DBT units (long wavelength).
When using variable-length segments, short paragraphs from one category will on average have more content in common with longer paragraphs, even if these are from other categories.
Lupton calls these segments "short stories or vignettes", a technique that Angelou had used before, to portray dynamic characters such as Malcolm X. Angelou's stories are told within the context of her entire life story, but each vignette can be read or analyzed individually, without harming the text's consistency.
Finally, segments shorter than 30 ms are removed, since they unlikely arise from target speech.
These newly formed segments include small segments (shorter than 50 ms) and large segments (longer than 50 ms).
The italicized numbers represent the best performance for segments shorter than 3 s and longer than 3 s.
The fourth specimen was circularized with concrete segments shorter than the length of the specimen and wrapped with two layers of CFRP.
In order to ensure that segments were sufficiently long for the subsequent analysis, segments shorter than 1 s were discarded as well.
Track segments shorter than 50 m were therefore filtered out even when associated to a high proportion of activity time (possibly due to disturbance by flies).
