Sentence examples for subsections on from inspiring English sources

The CIA, however, redacted one of the four subsections on human experimentation.

This is but one of many LGBT-centric subsections on Reddit that pivot around a cluster of shared interests.

Mrs. Clinton, as you might expect, has a four-part strategy for reviving the economy, including subsections on entrepreneurial incubators and the alternative-fuels tax credit.

We present three subsections on those specific means of which two contain new contributions from our work.

We used a spatially-explicit demographic model and structured the regional population into ecological subsections on the basis of habitat, landscape patterns, and demographic rates to assess species viability.

We will not attempt to survey IE/text mining applications comprehensively, but the next two subsections, on summarization and sentiment analysis, are subareas of particular interest here because of their emphasis on the semantic content of texts.

At present, the section on science only contains one major subsection on ecology, which connects Darwin's ideas about the subject with those of today by way of short articles accompanied by photographs.

There is a subsection on msnbc.com for the cable channel.

Consider the subsection on Series (that is, books published in a series with, usually, a general editor).

Writers are instructed, in the subsection on Titles and Offices, to lowercase offices (pope, rabbi, ayatollah) and uppercase titles (Pope John Paul II, Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak ha-Kuk, Ayatollah Khomeiniomeini).

The authors concede right at the outset of the subsection on Names of Organizations that efforts to distinguish, by upper- and lowercase, between communism as an ideology and Communism as a political party are usually hopeless (was John F. Kennedy an anti-communist or an anti-Communist, or both?), and that Communist and Communism might as well be uppercased everywhere they appear.