Sentence examples for some subsections from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the cross-section area of the tubular reactor is divided into some subsections and the gaps' wall between subsections are coated by the Pd Ag membrane layer.

While some subsections were marked "especially recommended for doctors or nurses", all learners were encouraged to study these sections.

Other genera pollinate fig trees from different subsections and some subsections are pollinated by several wasp genera.

In two independent lineages, when the concerted evolution stopped in some subsections due to the accumulation of numerous substitutions and deletions, the duplicate tRNAThr CR gene order was transformed into three other gene orders.

Previous phylogenetic analysis of 15 Agalinis species based on 7323 aligned bp of nucleotide sequence variation at three cpDNA loci (rbcL, ndhF, and matK) [ 47] did not fully support either Pennell's or Canne-Hilliker's section-level classifications, although one section and some subsections suggested by Canne-Hilliker appeared to represent natural groups.

The third, and the best so far, in the Lynda La Plante series, it was not without its indulgences, not least in Kelly Reilly's wardrobe – surely there must be some subsection in the police manual that cautions against wearing heels when chasing armed killers?

Kant is claiming that this will not work in the case of the representation of space because we obtain the representation of places only by delimiting some subsection of our representation of the one all-encompassing space.

Florence, our heroine, ends up leading a missionfinanced by a mysterious figure (from some subsection of the CIA?) to undermine the medieval Wasabi regime and bring in a more modern, enlightened government that mightactually have a future.

Florence, our heroine, ends up leading a mission financed by a mysterious figure (from some subsection of the CIA?) to undermine the medieval Wasabi regime and bring in a more modern, enlightened government that might actually have a future.

In some cases, subsections are not separated clearly by subsection headers as can be seen in Fig. 1, Example 2, where object-attribute compounds can provide necessary contexts for disambiguation.

(Some small subsection of viewers have started a Facebook group called Kristen Wiig Is NOT Funny. "That Gilly skit makes me want to punch a baby," one member rants).