Sentence examples for separate lots of from inspiring English sources
The regular 2007 chardonnay ($19), composed from five separate lots of grapes, is medium weight, creamy, supple, crisp in a grapefruity way, a little buttery, pearlike and delicately oaky.
In response to the question "What is his great subject?", 21% plumped for mortality, two separate lots of 14% for Jewishness and sex, and a mere (but nonetheless baffling) 7% for celebrity – leaving 43% to vote for narcissism.
To determine the Z-factor for the assay using F. tularensis MEP synthase, we adjusted the assay volume to accommodate a 96-well plate, fixed the substrate concentration at the KM (104 µM), used a saturating concentration of NADPH (150 µM), and evaluated three separate lots of purified MEP synthase in a series of assays performed over three consecutive days.
It also separates lots of things that are bundled together in traditional universities.
The inventory was split into hundreds of separate lots, and the buildings themselves were valued at £1.25 million.
"What's unique is that it is almost 3.5 acres, but it is three separate lots," says listing agent William Wolff of the Corcoran Group.
Like Eun Sook Cho, for example, who has lived next door to the city's three-foot bowling alley of property for 10 years without any inkling that it was considered a separate lot, and not part of her and her neighbors' own properties.
Events and incidents are presented out of context, with no authorial commentary and separated by lots of white space.
So the specifics about Fallows's writing are scarce, and they are separated by lots of stalling.
"The purpose of publishing is not to make the researcher look good; it is to communicate the science, and often [your results] can be more difficult to understand if … separated between lots of different articles," Wager says.
Sanders says that the auction on 16 December will include, in a separate lot, a blood-stained piece of the actual leather car seat on which President Kennedy was sitting when he was killed.
