Sentence examples for similarly read from inspiring English sources
Similarly, read Natzrat for Nazareth (al-Nasra in Arabic) and Yafo for Jaffa (Yafa in Arabic).
Invited to give the Tanner Lectures at Princeton a few years earlier, he had similarly read a pair of stories - about a fictional novelist, Elizabeth Costello, giving two lectures on animal rights.
Many of those same words appear in the statute that is before the court today, and you could have similarly read sections 3501(b)(3) and (4) and (5), that talk very specifically about whether a suspect was advised of certain rights, or had counsel present.
Both similarly read their cosmologies as ways of viewing things that support and help achieve the shared lifestyle slogan "sage within, king without".
Similarly, read the recent annual and quarterly reports (SEC 10-Ks and 10-Qs) of any company you might buy stock in.
Similarly, "read" receipts, designed to let you know that someone opened and read your message, are perhaps best at letting you know when you're being ignored.
Similarly, reading the novelists that Gove recommends might complicate one's view of education policy.
Similarly, reading a book produces knowledge, and gaining knowledge produces value.
There was not a significant main effect of task type, indicating that participants performed similarly reading words in isolation (M = 93.7%) and when reading words in context (M = 90.1%), F (1, 51) = 4.43, p <.05.
"Higher" annotation refers to the reads annotated correctly but to higher taxonomy than the target genome, e.g. reads sampled from species-reference target genome are annotated to the family or higher taxonomy level of the target genome; similarly, reads sampled from order-reference target genome are annotated to the class or higher taxonomy level of the target genome.
The Luminaries is a similarly involving read – like a Wilkie Collins mystery set against the New Zealand gold rush – which slowly reveals a complex structure raising questions about fate, free will and the human search for meaning.
