Sentence examples for which were numbered from inspiring English sources

Unlike side streets, which were numbered by a street commission appointed in 1807, Manhattan's avenues are haphazardly numbered affairs.

(The only exceptions were the "600 schools" — campuses for troubled or incarcerated students started in the 20th century — which were numbered in the 600s. "Everyone knew where you were going if you said 603," Dr. Brumberg, the historian, said).

The exams were transferred to and from the Harvard Printing Office only by the professor, and every student was given the same number of blank books, which were numbered and had to be accounted for at the end of the exam period.

The ITLC strip was thereafter cut into eight pieces which were numbered, and activity was measured in each piece by the CRC®-15 PET dose calibrator (Capintec, Inc).

The aim of the early field experiments established during the 19th century was to measure the growth of trees which were numbered for re-identification during successive measurements.

Another six were converted, two in 1975, two in 1976, and the final two in 1977, which were numbered L144 to L149.

Introductory philosophy courses, which are numbered from 100too 199, are open to all students without prerequisites.

The pieces, which are numbered, range from traditional watercolors and pen-and-ink drawings to computer-generated images.

The design cycle consists of a series of design steps, which are numbered as one progresses through the design.

Every lamp is connected to a unique on/off switch, which are numbered from 1 to 1000.

The tweets are tagged with locations in buildings, which are numbered 1 to 23 (ignoring any directional suffix, like N or W).