Sentence examples for the two interruptions from inspiring English sources

Andrew Davis, in his book on Puccini's late style, notes that Lauretta's aria, and the two interruptions by the young lovers ("Addio, speranza bella") as Schicchi mulls over the will, constitute interruptions in the Romantic style, delivered during a lengthy sequence of non-Romantic music.

Both forms of the zebrafish type XXVII collagen contained the two interruptions of the triple helix found in the human protein.

On the other hand, the t500 terminator, which contains a U A pair instead of a G C pair at the base of the hairpin and two interruptions in the U tract, shows a force dependency in both the kinetics and the efficiency of termination in a manner corresponding to a forward translocation of the RNAP by ∼2.9 bp.

One rhythm check was sufficient to perform TRACE in 31 patients, in the other two interruptions of cardiac compressions were required.

Note that the pathp1not only has two interruptions but also incorporates more edges along the pathways, since it changes the gray level values more often compared to the path p2.

Since Sept. 11, rescue and then cleanup has gone continuously, 24 hours a day, with just two interruptions: a memorial service and a visit by President Bush.

We found that nurses spent approximately 6% of their time multi-tasking and experienced approximately two interruptions per hour.

The next seven interruptions grate on both of us, so we finally cave and let the toddler watch TV so we can talk for a few minutes in peace.

This was not significantly different than the median of seven interruptions among the treatment-failure patients, with a median of 25 days of total treatment interruption.

But equipment failures as a result of unstable power at a Verizon office on Bridge Street in Brooklyn led to the three distinct interruptions on Thursday night.

Collagen α chain CG43342 is composed of 822 amino acids including one transmembrane domain close to the N-terminus and four interruptions within the collagenous ectodomain (Fig.  1c).