Sentence examples for several segments in from inspiring English sources

Late in the 16th century, the original sphere shape was divided into several segments in order to accommodate a variety of powdered spices, and soon afterward pomanders in the form of dice, skulls, and books appeared.

The footprint and damage radii form two of several segments in the discretization.

Due to inconsistencies, a segment in one frame may be split into several segments in a following frame and vice versa (several segments in one frame may be merged in a following frame).

The producers had trouble with the censors over several segments in this episode.

This is a massive controversy inside the Fox News bubble, worthy of a FOX NEWS ALERT: COMMENCE PANTS-POOPING! and several segments in which a team of bug-eyed weirdos ridicule the attorney general and, by proxy, the president of for defending American citizens who happen to be (or appear to be) Muslim -- a religion, like all the others, that's protected by the First Amendment.

Skits based upon the film have appeared on Saturday Night Live and Robot Chicken, the latter of which mimicked the visual style of 300 in a parody set during the American Revolutionary War, titled "1776"; and in another episode there were several segments in which Leonidas shouts, "This is... something)!" and kicks a nearby object.

The present tubular design could be expected to deliver a higher voltage for longer support with several segmented-in-series cell stacks.

Keenan is featured in several segments of Mr. Show, most notably in the Ronnie Dobbs sketch presented in the first season.

The main challenge therein is to distinguish biological cell division from pseudo-division, i.e., erroneous splits of one cell into several segments, as depicted in figure 1. Pseudo-division is common due to phenomena such as noise in the underlying images.

The vessels were divided into several segments of 1 2 mm in length and studied in parallel tissue baths.

They accumulate in several segments of the nephron and cause profound alterations in morphology and function.