Sentence examples for several occurrences from inspiring English sources

This favors pedogenic activities which are manifested in the several occurrences of paleosols.

Several occurrences of neighboring grains sharing a nearly common 〈1 1 0〉 direction with a fivefold symmetry multi-twinning relationship have been found.

While on most occasions the drift was mostly along the gulf, on several occurrences rapid across-gulf transport was observed on time scales of 6 12 days.

Several occurrences of tendon failures in U.S. bridges, however, have led to an interest in unbonded tendons where a flexible filler, such as wax, grease, or gel, is injected into the tendon duct instead of cement grout.

After identifying how several occurrences and allegations created a predication of NCAA rules violations at SMU, students plan a forensic investigation of SMU's football program, and compare compliance audits with forensic investigations.

Apart from several occurrences in South America11, knowledge of Late Cretaceous Gondwanan mammals is limited to a single site in India that previously yielded a few specimens of placental mammals12,13, and a site in Madagascar that previously yielded only one indeterminate tooth fragment14.

The HMM model identified critical drought events and several drought occurrences that are not detected by either SPEI or SC-PDSI, and shows promise as a tool for agricultural drought studies.

In several, everyday occurrences are treated as calamitous: for example, "El Paño Moruno" ("The Moorish Cloth"), in which the singer bemoans a stain on a fine cloth in a store, which means that it will sell, alas, for a lower price.

If there is something, of which there can be several distinct occurrences, then in the minimalist sense of 'entities' (as meaning items each of which is countable as one), these 'somethings' can hardly fail to count as distinct entities.

There have been several disturbing occurrences.

And in courthouses as large as Los Angeles and New York, there are several hundred occurrences a month where defendants go missing.