Sentence examples for some other stand from inspiring English sources

Some other stand characteristics often found in natural old-growth forests, for example, understory reinitiation and coarse woody debris accumulation (Tyrrell and Crow, 1994), are not present in the older Japanese cedar plantations in Xitou, perhaps because of thinning, weeding or residual log removal that are practiced.

Set up a lemonade stand or some other stand.

Here are some other stand-outs: A Christmas attraction so miserable that the organisers faced trial on charges of misleading advertising (their convictions were later quashed).

As with some other stands, the poultry principles come with a price — the potential to make chicken as much as two-thirds more expensive, according to an estimate last year by a senior manager in food services.

It has been suggested that the TrpEb_2 species does not form a complex with TrpEa and might have some other stand-alone function, such as that of serine deaminase [ 28]. Figure 11 shows four bacterial genomes that possess trpEb_2 in addition to trpEb_1, namely Thermotoga, Geobacter, Aquifex, and Chlorobium.

And if your car's bumper was in need of some political sloganeering, seemingly every other stand sold anti-Obama stickers that ranged from the vaguely jingoistic to full-blown racist.

A backward-looking responsibility principle claims that patients who have caused their bad health through voluntary but imprudent choices in the past should be down-prioritised, required to pay more for medical care, or in some other way stand back to others who have made more prudent choices in the past.

Common logic suggests that when a wall, a building or some other "solid" stands between two creatures, you can't just shoot or move through it.

Instead, put up bleachers or some other temporary stands along the infield of the homestretch, so that all sprints would run through a narrow corridor, flanked closely on both sides by fans.

On the other stood Baker.

One is flagged, the other stands alone.