Sentence examples for which usually appears from inspiring English sources

A pilcrow is the strange Gothic figure which usually appears between verses in the Bible.

This analysis will even look at the wording in financial reports about the company's results and future prospects, which usually appears under the heading "management discussion and analysis".

This may indicate a genetic predisposition to the disease, which usually appears before age 30 or, less often, after age 60 -- complicating my diagnosis because I was too old for the first category and too young for the second.

Such was the entertainment offered by the avant-garde troupe known as GAle GAtes et al., which usually appears in a 40,000-square-foot performance space in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

20], Lawrence Sacharow distinguishes Jerzy Grotowski -- a "true teacher" who "guides students" -- from "ego-driven gurus" who attract followers by the dint of their charisma, out of which usually appears a "rigidified technique or formula to emulate".

The proposed controller not only provides robustness property against external disturbances but also overcomes the over-parameterization problem of stability sensitive parameters which usually appears in some conventional adaptive methods.

Defective γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) signaling or increased acetylcholine (ACh) signaling causes a general imbalance in protein homeostasis in postsynaptic muscle cells and led to the premature appearance of polyQ35 aggregates, which usually appear in older worms (Garcia et al., 2007).

Mass losses which usually appear with level-set functions are drastically reduced.

CuO NWs appear several defects and vacancies related emission bands which usually appear only at low temperatures.

Most plants also have other pigments: carotenoids, which usually appear yellow to orange, and anthocyanins, which are red to purple.

First among them, the taller you are the more likely you are to get varicose veins, which usually appear in the legs.