Example sentences of "[noun] are know in " in BNC.
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1 | This certainly seems to be the case with the larger structures located in the south-eastern part of the walled area at Water Newton , and is more convincingly demonstrated at Kenchester , where at least three wealthy houses are known in similar locations , served by separate side-streets . |
2 | Three manuscripts containing genuinely French fabliaux are known in English collections : in the British Library , London ( Additional MS 10289 ) , the Bodleian Library , Oxford ( Douce 111 ) and the Middleton Library , University of Nottingham ( Middleton LM6 ) . |
3 | No certain civilian storehouses are known in the small towns , while quays are confined at present to those of the second century at Heronbridge near Chester , probably for official use , the timber platform at Brampton and the timber piles at Scole , though the published evidence for the last is ambiguous . |
4 | The sculptures and inscriptions with which the Romans embellished their cities provide a particularly valuable insight into the purpose of Roman monuments , although only a few sites are known in which buildings , statues and inscriptions survive together . |
5 | The means by which genes produce their effects are known in some detail . |
6 | Such transactions are known in the trade as ‘ buy-in management buyouts ’ or Bimbos . |
7 | Variants of this device are known in several other mosaics : again , in the Hunting Dogs mosaic ( pI . |
8 | Within these suburbs , interesting variations are known in the date of the earliest civilian occupation . |
9 | No evaporites are known in the Devonian or Carboniferous in England south of the London Platform , but their presence in the subsurface can not be discounted . |
10 | Ricin 's poisonous properties are known in parts of Africa where beans have been used to kill unwanted children and neighbour 's cattle . |
11 | Yet there are features which are difficult to explain on this hypothesis ; caves are known in places at the rear of the beach and occasionally stacks , examples being on the west coast of Arran near Imachar ( Plate 32 ) , which could hardly have withstood freeze-thaw and salt weathering capable of flattening the metamorphic rocks involved . |
12 | Several individual kilns are known in the small towns , sometimes in association with buildings . |
13 | In all about forty simple geometric mosaics are known in this region . |
14 | The two serpents in a double helix around a central rod are known in Yogic terms as Ida — related to the Moon , the female or negative polarity , magnetic in nature ; and Pingala , related to the Sun , the male or positive polarity , electrical in nature . |
15 | When governors are known in the school . |
16 | Other reservoirs are known in the Triassic Bunter and Hewett Sandstones and Permian Zechstein carbonates . |
17 | ( Occasional instances are known in which more than one spermatozoon has penetrated an ovum , but its condition is then non-viable . ) |
18 | 23 ) ; ( although some examples are known in the western portion of the country , e.g. the mosaic from the site of 13-17 , Berkeley Street , Gloucester ) . |
19 | Cumin makes the significant point that employers appoint school leavers to posts before examination results are known in any case . |
20 | ‘ This is straight lecture stuff , experiments to be repeated even though the results are known in advance . ’ |
21 | Such systems are known in at least 6–8% of all angiosperms and are represented in 71 plant families with poricidal anthers , those notable in the tropics being Solanaceae . |
22 | Very similar deposits are known in Greenland , which might be expected from drifting arguments , but they are also known in other parts of Europe and as far away as Brazil , China and Australia . |
23 | In France examples of natural arches are known in limestone , the nature of which rock reinforces a tendency towards dryness in the climate and the possibility of underground abstraction of drainage through jointed rock without doubt assists the process . |