Sentence examples for truncated list of from inspiring English sources

This is but a truncated list of subjects weaving through conversations between Aleksander Wat and Czeslaw Milosz, which were taped in Berkeley, Calif., in 1964 and 1965.

But even a truncated list of the company's failures borders on breathtaking: when it raised just over a billion dollars in funding over the course of 2010 and 2011, nearly nine hundred and fifty million found its way into the coffers of Groupon executives and stockholders rather than being used to fund the company.

The "More" drop-down menu where options like "Blogs," "Discussions," "Patents," and others were once found, has been replaced by a truncated list of search filters.

All other material that you subscribe to is easy to view and gives you the option of a traditional look like on your computer or a truncated list of just headlines.

A truncated list of the twenty genes showing the largest degree of induction upon N-starvation is given in Table 1.

A truncated list of coordinates for 18 heavy atoms was used to generate an initial map at 3 Å resolution using Phenix Autosol (Adams et al., 2010).

This is an egregiously truncated list, self-restricted to North America.

This means that the prediction for combined stress is for truncated lists instead of the complete union; the effect size of the important alleles (in other words, the rank order in the list) is thus also needed for interpretation of the expected effect in the combined stress.

Following these exclusions, a truncated list was reviewed by all members of the Project Steering Group by a consensus discussion.

It also brought exposure to an amazing group of young writers and artists, including Jenny Zhang, Hazel Cills, Petra Collins and Rachel Hodgson (to name just a very truncated list).

The truncated list is depicted in Listing 3. In total, the plug-in finds 90 open files, but most of them can be left out of consideration.