Sentence examples for the same stands as from inspiring English sources

(f,h) shows the predictions for the same stands as (e,g) but where the leaf area of a given species is positioned at the top of the crown and therefore each species is considered to be in a separate canopy layer to the others (as in Figure 2b).

Ahmad Osama, 23, a car mechanic, was in the same stand as the Al-Masry supporters who charged on to the field after the final whistle.

If a flag of a foreign nation is normally flown on the same stand as the Union Flag, it should be removed.

A longtime dove, he took the same stand as he did in 1991, when he said: "I do not believe that it is time to go to war.

Ahmad Osama, a 23-year-old car mechanic, who witnessed the calamity unfold, said he was in the same stand as the Al-Masry supporters who charged onto the field after the final whistle.

But that's the thing: apples are being sold at the same stand as oranges now, and the big Transformers tie-in or the best handheld version of Modern Warfare isn't where the gaming market is putting its money.

We need him to take the same stand as President and tell Congress to pass the strongest chemical security legislation possible this year.

Data entry using a computer on a mobile cart on a general ward has been shown to be slower than use of a tablet mounted on the same stand as the monitor [ 19] and increases the rate of retrospective transcription [ 20].

"All of the other candidates have the same stands on these issues as Rick does," said Hogan Gidley, Santorum's national communications director.

The United States and its European allies, Carter said, should take the same stand today as they did back then.

Why hasn't the banking industry taken the same stand against corporations as it takes against individuals?