Sentence examples for tract in which from inspiring English sources
His first film as producer was The Angry Silence, an anti-trades union tract, in which Attenborough was a blackleg and yet a hero.
Worker ants discovered the bait and placed it in their crops, parts of the digestive tract in which food is stored.
The zoo is open year round, but it shifts into seasonal gear today with the opening of Wild Asia, a spectacular, 38-acre tract in which 300 birds and mammals representing vanishing Asian species roam within eight special areas.
Brooding over an anonymous city stands the Center, an immense complex fusing the functions of an office tower, a shopping mall and a condominium, reached by a journey across a menacing industrial tract in which the evidence of productivity is sinisterly unrelated to any signs of human life.
In his early newspaper days, Simenon wrote an anti-Semitic tract in which he presented as authentic the notorious forgery "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion". His conduct during World War II earned him suspicion as a collaborationist with the occupying Nazis.
The overlying Warchha Sandstone represents the onset of the subsequent lowstand systems tract in which a northward-flowing meandering river system redistributed clastic detritus derived from a tectonically-active source area (the Aravalli and Malani ranges) that lay to the south.
They have found that there are an increasing number of areas, dubbed "melting-pot tracts," in which no single group dominates.
Here we propose a mathematical model for stretch growth of axon tracts in which the rate of production of proteins required for growth is dependent on the membrane tension.
The handful of books and tracts in which these words first appeared was even more remarkable than the coinages, a body of work as strange and unclassifiable as any in English literature.
His book, like his courtroom testimony, goes through everything Irving has written over the years, including his much acclaimed book about the bombing of Dresden, the several well-received editions of "Hitler's War," the biography of Goebbels, and many speeches and tracts in which Irving promoted his views.
A labeling probe containing a pyrenecarboxamide-tethered modified DNA base, PyU, has been developed for fluorometric detection of RNA poly(A) tracts, in which the fluorescence emission intensity was controlled by the microstructural change around PyU caused by binding with the target RNA.
