Sentence examples for those that disappeared from inspiring English sources

The department tried to end that practice last summer, when it began electronically scanning each summons to identify those that disappeared after being issued.

The job losses this year are roughly equal to those that disappeared in the early months of the last recession, in 2001.

Selected spots that presented only in rhodomyrtone-treated S. aureus samples and those that disappeared after the treatment were individually excised from the respective Coomassie dye stained-gels.

Of those that disappeared, approximately 26percentnt were seen being eaten by birds via binocular observations [ 10].

The protein residues with chemical shift changes > 0.075 as well as those that disappeared upon adding ligand were deemed to be involved in binding for the purposes of docking experiments.

Though Apple's actions will likely remove a great number of mobile applications, those that disappear largely won't be missed.

Escort is another of those nameplates that disappeared for a while, but it may return in China.

The cars that led the procession were probably from either 1975 or 1976, according to Gregg D. Merksamer, who observed on the forum that "the full, rear fender skirts and the five heavy vertical bars separating the grille into six sections" were marks of those years that disappeared from later models.

The duck-billed dinosaurs, or hadrosaurs, were abundant and diverse near the end of the Cretaceous and were among those groups that disappeared at the time of the dinosaur extinction.

We determined the age (most current or older) of those magazines that disappeared from the waiting room first and then quantified the rate of loss of the magazines.

ABC will look back at "That's Incredible!" letting us relive those exhilarating moments that disappeared from our lives back in 1984 along with the show's believe-it-or-not tidbits.