Sentence examples for the volume bore from inspiring English sources

In its original shape the volume bore the title, A select Collection of Drawings from curious antique Gems … printed by Dryden Leach for M. Worlidge … and M. Wicksteed, Seal-engraver at Bath.

Bergquist was not greatly startled to discover that the remaining pages of the volume bore the watermark of T. Edmonds, and by the time he had lined up the pages of the Lincoln and Poe forgeries with the cut edges of the missing pages of the genealogy and found that they matched precisely, he was more amused than indignant.

But at a time when the disastrous earthquake in Haiti on Jan . 12has refocused global attention on the earth's immense store of tectonic energy, scientists say that the Yellowstone swarm, if only because of its volume, bears close observation: as of Sunday, there had been 1,608 quakes since Jan . 17

The duelling volumes bear this out.

Two particular volumes bear witness to the interdisciplinary breadth and range of the community he brought together, Foraging and Farming: The Evolution of Plant Exploitation (1989) and The Origins and Spread of Agriculture and Pastoralism in Eurasia (1996).

Spotting me glance at one of the volumes, which bears the title Epiphenomenalism, he launches at once into a detailed explanation of the concept – but then breaks off in delight as his dog trots in and rolls at his feet.

In case of DP module even though more reservoir surface is exposed to the testing environment, the bore hole volume effectively contribute to the flow is not defined.

The use of a larger volume of bore fluid causes complete polymer precipitation as the non-solvent penetrates from the bore towards the outer surface of the fiber.

These volumes originally bore the imprint: Amstelaedamii apvd Reiniervm & Josvam Ottens.

At constant column volume, small bore tubing will be longer producing more efficiency than larger bore tube that will better retain the liquid stationary phase.

But Dr. Ralph Speken, a psychiatrist who befriended Mrs. Grade in her last year, said she felt that other translations, like that of his two-volume novel "The Yeshiva," bore the same relation to the original that the movie version of "The Brothers Karamazov" bore to the Dostoevsky masterpiece.