Example sentences of "[n mass] from [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | No need for secrets , so Mrs Files telephoned her daughter straight away , then told Frank Grimwood who came by with four brace of partridge from yesterday 's let shoot ; who stopped Alec on the tractor with a load of silage behind ; who met Tom in the grainstore ; who found Mary in the estate office when he went in to fill out his time sheet ; who confided in the postman when he came with the afternoon mail ; who amazed Mrs May in Forester 's Cottage when he delivered her Freeman 's Catalogue and a postcard from her son holidaying in Pouket ; who stunned her husband when he came in from the saw mill . |
| 2 | Nevertheless , most clinicians would not view a mother with impaired glucose tolerance in pregnancy with the same sangfroid as epidemiologists , who view the data from afar . |
| 3 | It is in regard to erosion rates that perhaps the most dramatic progress has been made and in addition to world patterns of discharge , Walling and Webb ( 1983 ) have now reviewed earlier attempts to portray world patterns of sediment yield , some of which conflicted quite significantly , and have provided a revised map of global sediment yields based upon data from nearly 1500 measuring stations and pertinent to sediment yields from basins of 1000 to 10,000 km 2 in area . |
| 4 | The ability to display hybridisation data from either the whole dataset or any subset ( eg a contig or group of contigs ) using show was very useful , particularly in conjunction with reorder . |
| 5 | It eliminates the need for client workstations to add libraries or protocols in order to access SQL Server data on Unix systems , the company quotes a user as saying : ‘ a single workstation configuration can obtain data from both Unix and OS/2-based servers . ’ |
| 6 | Data from both baseline and follow up specimens are shown separately for the two subgroups . |
| 7 | But researchers have re-assessed data from both urban and rural sites around the world and concluded that the heat island effect can account for no more than 10 per cent of the measured temperature rise . |
| 8 | In more detail , cacheing utilities are capable of amassing copies of data from frequently accessed areas of the hard disk , which are used instead of the disk versions — and they do n't have to be contiguous ( though if they are , things get faster still ) . |
| 9 | The survey commenced in 1983 and collects data from approximately 1% or 3000 households in Northern Ireland . |
| 10 | Using Windows NT , he said , ‘ companies can downsize critical applications , provide high performance personal computing , integrate their existing desktop business applications and pull together data from all over the organisation . ’ |
| 11 | Using Windows NT , he said , ‘ companies can downsize critical applications , provide high performance personal computing , integrate their exiting desktop business applications and pull together data from all over the organisation . ’ |
| 12 | Databases have continued to grow : the Land Survey borehole database now contains about half a million lithological records from just over 90 000 boreholes , and the structural database contains data from more than 11 000 sites . |
| 13 | Data from more recent studies in Britain bear out the observations . |
| 14 | We have used a combination of aerodynamic models and comparative data from more than 600 museum skins to examine the costs of tail elongation in birds . |
| 15 | Although we were not able to collect complete data from more than one seizure in any of the 6 patients , the incomplete data from repeated seizures suggest that a similar rise in extracellular fluid glutamate before seizures is a consistent finding . |
| 16 | Lishman and McMeekan ( 1977 ) analysed dichotic listening data from neurologically intact subjects in terms of familial sinistrality and found , particularly for females , that among strongly left handed individuals with left handed relatives the mean laterality ratio was significantly reduced in comparison with left handers without familial sinistrality . |
| 17 | There are about three million ganglion cells in the " electronic interface " , gathering data from about 125 million photocells . |
| 18 | Obviously it was very much an ad hoc programme , with none of the smaller aircraft being able to get airborne and some aircraft from elsewhere being prevented fro leaving their home bases . |
| 19 | The flexibility of views is another plus point for BOP , with the ability to look at the aircraft from almost any internal or external position and angle . |
| 20 | However , when we were living at Gosport , the aircraft from there and Lee-on-Solent , and in particular the excitement of the Schneider Trophy Races , made him decide on the RAF rather than the Royal Engineers . |
| 21 | Aircraft from all over Europe and America are taking part in one of the biggest mid-air refuelling exercises ever staged . |
| 22 | The Chinese will install 4m new phone lines in 1993 — 2m home-produced and 2m from abroad . |
| 23 | In nineteen ninety one the gap narrowed to thirty one percent from almost fifty nine . |
| 24 | The ban takes immediate effect for fish caught in the South Pacific : the import of drift-netted fish from elsewhere will be banned from July 1 , 1992 . |
| 25 | Feed your fish from more than one tin at a time . |
| 26 | But a competition has taken place that proved them wrong.Teams from all over the country battled against the clock to change tyres at Silverstone race circuit . |
| 27 | Fuji Xerox Co Ltd plans to increase imports of parts to take advantage of the high yen in order to cut domestic production costs , Reuter reports from Tokyo : in the long term , it plans to raise the ratio to 30% from just a few per cent but the company is not rushing to achieve this as its export ratio of total products is low at around 20% and the high value of the yen is not severely damaging business . |
| 28 | She has made £50,000 from just saying nothing . |
| 29 | The accused steals the grouse from both the poacher and the landowner . |
| 30 | Commenting on its reduced losses ( see page five ) , Bradford-based Microvitec Plc says it has cut gearing to between 40% and 50% from approximately 80% over the past two years ; profit on continuing operations before interest was £1.2m against a loss last time of £2.5m . |