Sentence examples for together with fragments of from inspiring English sources

These concentric pellets are preserved in the lower, matrix-supported, ignimbrite layers, together with fragments of them, indicating that fragmentation occurred via collisions during horizontal transport (Fig.  1).

These methods utilize structure prediction tools that optimize nucleotide sequences, together with fragments of known independent functionalities.

Much of his Gothic translations of the Gospels and Pauline Letters survive, together with fragments of his Book of Nehemiah.

It's an oral history of Cuba, interviews mixed together with fragments of these people's writings, including Virgilio Pinera and Guillermo Cabrera Infante.

He thus transmitted the challenge of the quadrature of the circle together with fragments of geometry apparently useful in performing it.

At 6 44 pm on Feb. 4, 1992, a little-known composer and playwright named Jonathan Larson hit "save" for the first time on a Microsoft Word file containing the lyrics to a half dozen songs loosely tied together with fragments of a story that over the next four years would grow into the mega-hit musical "Rent".

Our results suggest that these viral sequences, together with fragments detected in systematic screenings of previously published decapod genomic libraries [ 17, 18], stem from several related viral species divergent from WSSV and provide valuable information on the evolutionary history of Nimaviridae.

Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens attended the coronation, during which he heard about the Horrocks's manuscript, found in 1659 by John Worthington (Master of Jesus College, Cambridge and alumnus of Emmanuel College, where he was a contemporary of Horrocks), together with some fragments of correspondence with Crabtree.

We introduced the SoyferH2 gene driven by two endosperm-specific promoters (the OsGluB1 promoter and OsGlb1 promoter), together with three fragments of the barley genome (5.9 kb of HvNAS1, 11 kb of HvNAAT-A,-B, and 6 kb of IDS3) to enhance MA production in rice plants (Table 2) (Masuda et al. 2013).

Among most of the fully unearthed bodies, the wrist bones met together behind the victims' backs, with fragments of rope and cloth used to tie them mingled with the earth-stained bones.

What follows is two hours of somewhat eclectic music (Bryan Adams, Wagner, Mozart, Marlene Dietrich) chopped together with fragments translated from the original musical.