Sentence examples for three groupings of from inspiring English sources
In addition to finding a high diversity of fungi, we found three groupings of fungal communities corresponding to the three groups of trees sampled.
Analysis of indirect care functions (Table 4), excluding 'Time-out break' and 'Time completing the activity log', shows the most time-consuming functions were 'Administration' (14.8%), 'Travel' (12.4%), and 'Meetings' (8.0%).> Three groupings of direct care domains were also established by the clinical reference group and research team.
Two of the three groupings of pictures were taken by American photographers, Vince Heptig and Robyn Kapp.
CONOCOPHILLIPS, Houston, said a unit based in Canada had hired Tristone Capital Inc., Calgary, Canada, an investment bank, to help sell three groupings of oil and natural gas properties in Alberta.
The first part surveys examples relevant to three groupings of manufacturing research.
The perturbations were divided into two groupings of peak acceleration (approximately 10 (high) and 5.7 (low) m/s2) and three groupings of jerk (approximately 260, 310, and 360 m/s360
The MDS analysis showed two clear distinct groupings for those individuals corresponding to haplotypes 3 and 4, respectively, plus two groupings of highly related haplotype 2 individuals, which suggests that those groups are constituted by sibs (brothers and sisters).
One senior MP – on the right, but constructive – identifies two groupings of parliamentary opponent.
Poets are inspired by gazing at the moon, and Mr. Digby's presentation, "The Moon as Text," is five groupings of handmade paper discs covered with ink marks.
24-25); and two groupings of composer-performers: one featuring Reid Anderson, Eric Harland, Carla Kihlstedt, Guillermo Klein, and Bill McHenry; the other, Latin-focused, including Carlos Henriquez, Pedro Martinez, Dafnis Prieto, Yosvany Terry and Elio Villafranca.
At the other two groupings of desks, place an index card with the following instructions written on it: You represent a government that has been waged war upon by a minority group in your country.
