Sentence examples for the first and second sections from inspiring English sources

But he added that "we have discovered a very serious dent in the area of the first and second sections which could have occurred only from a blow and nothing else -- big grooves of something scraping along and peeling off the outer rubber layer".

In this article, we put emphasis on the first and second sections, and propose an algorithm to handle the channel switching.

Advances in HIV medicine since the publication of the last edition are extensively reviewed in the first and second sections.

Blood sampling was done on the mornings of six Saturdays in the months of November and December 2007 among subjects who had completed the first and second sections of the interview guide.

To be less confusing, we completely rephrased the corresponding paragraphs in the first and second sections of the Results and depicted all the different theoretical cases for non-competitive and competitive BiFC in a new Figure 1.

By comparing the models from the first and second section to the third and fourth section, we tested whether and which combination of factor sets explains species-specific activity and foraging activity best or whether only landscape, local, or temporal effects are relevant.

Draped in shimmering metallic silk and crowned with iridescent red hair, she handled the furiously intricate figurations of the first and third sections with astonishing accuracy and agility.

The pope read only the first and fourth sections of a prepared sermon, handing over the long, middle stretch to a senior Vatican official.

The first and third sections both support the claims made in the second, which should be seen as the conclusion to the dialogue, supported in different ways by the discussions that come before and after.

The first and third sections were immunolabelled with anti-97/8 antibody, anti-1e8 antibody or tau to identify Lewy bodies, Aβ plaques or tau aggregates, respectively.

The second and third sections, "Reverie" and "Arabesque No. 2," usher in a playful ensemble.