Sentence examples for the position assigned from inspiring English sources
Commanding the Erebus and Terror, he discovered the Ross Sea in 1841 and, while sailing toward the position assigned to the magnetic pole, also discovered Victoria Land.
When Terrence Long hit a ball down the right field line last Saturday in Oakland, Jeter ran to the mound, manning the position assigned to him in the Yankees' defense.
It was critical of Avicenna's philosophic innovations and not convinced that al-Ghazālī's critique of Avicenna touched philosophy as such, and it refused to acknowledge the position assigned by both to mysticism.
Consider the SINR attained at the receiver marked with the blue circle, which has the position assigned as the origin in the Cartesian coordinate plane.
Object location memory was measured via a sensitive absolute displacement score defined as the distance in mms between the position assigned to the object during recall and the actual position it originally occupied.
Sickles had been dissatisfied with the position assigned him on the southern end of Cemetery Ridge.
The positions assigned to the currents are the centres between the two measurement points.
Most of these discrepancies could be attributed to some of the previously mentioned factors affecting the accuracy of the genetic position assigned to each marker.
However, the accuracy of the genetic position assigned to each marker is limited by the number of progenies in which it is segregating, the segregation types in each progeny, the presence of markers with distorted segregations and the possible existence of differences in recombination rates among the progenitor cultivars.
Abraham Lincoln contemplated the physical differences between black and white and came out "in favour of having the superior position assigned to the white race".
Armed with a passage from the 1858 Lincoln-Douglas debates, in which Lincoln declared that he, "as much as any other man," was in favor of "having the superior position assigned to the white race," our host brings his astonishment to Mr. Blight, who takes the bait, citing the quotation as evidence of Lincoln as a "white supremacist".
