Sentence examples for these different sections from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Flash program memory, these different sections refer physically to completely different types of memory.

MILLEPIED Nico had made all these different sections, and I picked the ones I responded to.

Many of these different sections are still in use, but there is a strong trend to standardizing on a few sections.

The sum of Earth's history, divided up into these different sections, is called the Geologic Time Scale and geologists have been defining and refining it for about 150 years (Geologic Society of America).

So then we have these different sections where we look more deeply.

"I have all these different sections with pictures of food and scenery from where I've been in the world.

Materials and methods, Results and Discussion sections now follow the same logical order (seasonality, then abiotic and then biotic factors), which we hope will improve the clarity for the reader and will make it easier to track hypotheses, tests, results and implications for each of these factors through the different sections of the manuscript.

Full details regarding the design of the tracks, the methodologies used for evaluation, and the results obtained by the participants can be found in the different sections of these proceedings.

These numbers are then empirical estimates of the (−log of the) necessary significance thresholds for FWER = 5%, for genomic pieces of varying sizes corresponding to the different sections; equivalently, these are empirical estimates of 0.05/ m e (after antilog transformation), where m e is the effective number of independent tests.

At times the different sections feel like different novels altogether.

D.D.: Talk a little bit about blending the different sections.