Sentence examples for volume belongs from inspiring English sources

All we know is that the volume belongs to one of the Kipling collectors.

The second volume belongs to Sancho, who becomes wiser and funnier as the book progresses.

The honor of beginning the second volume belongs to Thomas Hobbes, who is the first philosopher to elicit in Ryan an obvious excitement and admiration.

The story which gives its name to her new collection and which takes up two-fifths of the volume belongs to this category.

Mor11v, weighed by van der Waals volume, belongs to these descriptors which can be regarded as an indicator of size, mass, and volume of the molecules.

From Figure 7, we see that a significant portion of the probability volume belongs to high (>0.8) or low (<0.2) probability region.

When he tried to convince them that the volume belonged in Jerusalem, they rejected his entreaties as the manipulations of an outsider intent on taking what was theirs to protect.

But otherwise, the week in option volume belonged to Chinese tickers.

Furthermore, most part of landslide dams with unknown volume belong to Type I.

When Raymond Flores found it in the parking lot of the Walmart in Citrus Heights, Calif., he had no idea who the mysterious volume belonged to -- but with the help of local news station Fox 40, he identified the young cousins and returned their adorable list.

Once a cone was identified and tracked, we determined which A-lines in each volume belonged to that cone.