noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a section of a book
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The most useful section of the book is the list of suppliers of artists’ materials.
a stretch/section of motorway
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This stretch of motorway is always very busy.
rhythm section
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
cross
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The diagram is a cross section of the bowl blank with the desired circular arc superimposed.
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Below it is a cross section inferred from the map, with eroded portions indicated by dashed lines.
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He set up a powerful board of directors to represent a cross section of business, political and public sector interests.
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It is best to select corals whose formation provides a minimum thickness in cross section of any area.
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The simplified anatomy of a rose flower in cross section .
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The leaf petioles are always triangular in cross section and can be easily distinguished.
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A cross section of the filter chambers.
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It had a ten-inch blade that was triangular in cross section .
different
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Users provide different sections and annotate each other's work.
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You can of course treat different sections in different ways, using a variety of techniques.
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On the fourteenth day we moved to a different section of the training building.
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Second, there is a duty to ensure that different sections of the public have been fairly treated.
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It is also necessary to distinguish between different sections and levels of the republican movement.
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Our work is awareness raising on issues of international justice and development, primarily with different sections of the church constituency.
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Less direct forms of allusion are practised in different sections of society.
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Beautifully inscribed biblical quotations dominate the different sections .
final
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In the final section you did pay close attention to detail, but it remained only observation of detail.
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The final section of the bill decided the regulatory powers of the Directorate General of Telecommunications.
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The fourth and final section takes leave of society to look at the realm of theory.
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The centre section deals with gastrointestinal fermentation and metabolism leading to a final section on the whole animal.
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The final section of the walk takes you south to Montacute and then west to Ham Hill.
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The final section considers the fine line between the explication of research methodology and confession.
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In the final section , I will begin to cast some doubt on the terms in which the debate has been set.
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The likelihood of this future scenario is further discussed in the final section of this chapter.
following
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Print the following vertical four-part sections in the same way.
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Examples of the application of some hybrid methods are discussed in the following section .
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This issue is considered in further detail in the following sections .
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Thus stock markets are no longer simply domestic institutions, one of the points we explore in the following section .
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A possible way of minimising this difficulty is outlined in the following section on more general formative assessment.
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In the following section I shall show that planned reformulations can be justified in terms of style.
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The following sections discuss accepted literature methods of error detection and correction.
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This has been augmented by retirement migration, a topic that will be elaborated in the following section .
large
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She did things which were deeply unpopular to a large section of the political community which she was striving to hold together.
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To large sections ofthe right, and in parts of the media, she is something of a hate figure.
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A large section of the building immediately collapsed inwards.
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A few still hang on today, but in large sections of the mountains a living dogwood is nowhere to be seen.
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In fact, newspaper editors sometimes do not even exercise control over large sections of their newspapers.
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Computer science is a bit like a Gregorian chant a one-line melody changing state within larger scale sections .
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They are simply baffled by how easily this country will help others when large sections of its own people are struggling.
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Third, social services provide jobs for a large section of the labour force of all socio-economic groupings.
previous
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As explained in the previous section , any reasonable complete system is bound to be sometimes infinitary.
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But his defence does not succeed in overcoming the problems mentioned in the previous section .
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The categories of the previous section need breaking down.
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In this case the home country exports good 1, just as in the partial equilibrium model discussed in the previous section .
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This may or may not be joined with the rhythmic designs described in the previous section .
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Our first restriction, used in the previous sections , is the assumption of constant expenditure shares.
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However, as we have seen in the previous section , there may be an alternative explanation for the breadth-first behaviour.
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The close relationship between criterion-referenced assessment and the curriculum has been referred to in the previous section .
separate
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A separate section describing famous Orc and Goblin warlords has been included after the army list.
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A separate section in this chapter is devoted to the topic of measurement itself.
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Please see separate section for full listings.
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They tend to work at entirely separate sections of the music, ignoring each other, but talking all the while.
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Note. -There is a separate procedure under section 86 for dealing with complaints against senior officers above the rank of chief superintendent.
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Collate to gather separate sections or leaves of a book together in the correct order for binding.
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The engine and crew compartment can be assembled as two separate sections and stuck together when dry.
small
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Leave it in and twist small sections of hair together to achieve better curl formation.
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Taking small sections of hair at a time, pull your hair over the Flexi Comb and tuck under the edge.
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Once a small section is completely removed the rest should come away easily.
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Arups worked out a method of cutting out the rusted iron in very small sections and strengthening it as they went along.
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Both letters refer to a small section of between the end of the footway and the start of the flood bank proper.
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I just want to sketch small sections of it.
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That road ran out of money, and only small sections remain.
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Only hair of the highest quality is used which is bonded to small sections of your hair.
thin
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This can be extremely useful for overviews of a thin section , grain shape and size determinations and for fabric analysis.
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Color seen in thin sections is a good, quick guide to the identification of certain minerals.
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These can only be discriminated in thin sections viewed under the microscope after they have been exposed to appropriate dyes.
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Rack structures are of structural steel or thin section steel construction.
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Point counting of many thin sections is tedious; however, its uses generally outweigh the time spent in data accumulation.
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Stained peels or thin sections may be enhanced by using a complementary filter on the illuminator.
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Although the strength would be adequate, the thinner section makes the handlebar uncomfortable to hold.
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Both grain size and sorting can not, therefore, be measured directly from a thin section and can only be estimated.
■ NOUN
caesarean
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Even mums who have a Caesarean section leave after just five or six days at the most.
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A decision was made that the delivery should be by Caesarean section .
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In 1989 shaves were associated with caesarean sections .
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On average, around 13 percent of babies are delivered by Caesarean section .
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A line was established from clone 59 and clean stocks derived by caesarean section .
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The Caesarean section was performed in the early hours of Monday 6 July, but unfortunately the baby was stillborn.
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In 1966, while undergoing a Caesarean section , she had suffered a collapse under the anaesthetic.
rhythm
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Try I fall in love too easily for the young Marsalis's strong sound gelling with the experience of the rhythm section .
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The electric bass for ever altered the relationship between the rhythm section , the horns, and other melodic instruments.
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The rhythm section provided a perfect cushion for the soloists, springy and supportive but never obtrusive.
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It was in Vegas that Sinatra decided to book Norvo as his opening act and as his regular rhythm section .
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It also saw Joyce and Rourke emerging as a formidable rhythm section .
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The rhythm section of these hits then began cutting behind the poorly shouted vocals of a white keyboardist named Harry Casey.
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Now, drummers like Roy Haynes or Elvin Jones could be heard and studied, not buried in big-band rhythm sections .
■ VERB
describe
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Optical aids prescribed by a low vision specialist will be described later in this section of the book.
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The other side effects described in the section on levodopa may also occur with bromocriptine administration.
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Trainers' courses are described in a later section .
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The most favourable field is in the local government service, which will be described in the next section .
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All the phenomena to be described under the section Complex Partial Seizures strongly suggest a temporal lobe origin.
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The details of the consultation are described in section 6 of this paper.
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The five-step process is described in the following sections .
discuss
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Ways in which mobility can be made easier for visually handicapped pupils are discussed in the section on mobility in Chapter 6.
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In this case the home country exports good 1, just as in the partial equilibrium model discussed in the previous section .
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Examples of the application of some hybrid methods are discussed in the following section .
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Two other caveats: First, what we have discussed in this section applies to service delivery, not regulation.
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Conventional stocks and index-linked stocks are discussed further in sections 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 below.
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This is discussed in the following section on bromocriptine therapy.
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It is important to remember this when it comes to playback and this is discussed in the next section .
divide
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They take a map of the world, and divide it up into sections .
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The presentation was divided into three sections , the first being instrumental.
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Now she cut the skin, peeled it back carefully, divided the orange into sections .
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The results are divided into two main sections .
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A Squadron had been divided into sections for the first period of their military training.
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It is divided into seven sections , called Titles.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
concluding remark/section/stage etc
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In that case, he may have to tape his concluding remarks before the story is actually over.
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In the concluding remarks not only the main conclusions related to diffusion and production are summarized.
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In the concluding section we shall speculate as to why this might have been. 6.
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Section 3.4 provides a rather briefer coverage of internal relationships, whilst section 3.5 contains some concluding remarks.
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The concluding section considers the relationship between the external and internal auditor.
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The exhibition will be basically chronological in format with a concluding section of twenty-one drawings.
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These are points to be returned to in our concluding section.
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This concluding section explores selected implications for practice.
orchestra section/seats
the brass (section)
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But they and other progressives had both the brass and backbone to make themselves heard.
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It boomed as if the whole house was a resonating chamber for the brass instrument on the door.
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It was then that the bullet flew past him, hitting the brass cross and sending the crucifix crashing to the ground.
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Item 2 is the brass scroll which was once part of the Royal Warwickshire regiment's cap badge.
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Remove the brass engine-maker's plaque, and those same cheque-books might more than conceivably snap shut.
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Sheila and I were responsible for polishing the brass and crystal chandelier that hung over the dining-room table.
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The oven heats the brass molds from which the maroon felt takes its shape.
the percussion (section)
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A constant clash and tinkle came from the kitchens across the courtyard, like the percussion section of an orchestra from hell.
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And I just remember the percussion lineup, and the rhythm section.
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As the Wolverines sashayed closer, the percussion concert of battle to the north became more insistent.
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But this time there was only a disappointing click; not even the percussion cap fired.
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That released the firing pin, which in turn fired the percussion cap and triggered a chemical reaction that generated oxygen.
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There was a crack, but no sepoy dropped dead; the percussion cap had fired but not the pistol.
the strings/the string section
the winds/the wind section
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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conic sections
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First class seats are in the front section of the plane.
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Garnish the salad with fresh grapefruit sections.
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Swimsuits are next to the lingerie section .
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The disease spread through the poorer sections of the city.
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The final section of this chapter will deal with recent developments.
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the final section of this chapter
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The party's Young Conservatives section is growing fast.
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The tutor asked the brass section to play their piece again.
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We had to go to the `late payments' section of the Financial Aid office.
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Who has the sports section ?
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A convenient notes section on each page points out major features encountered and emphasises detail occurring in the plate illustrated.
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Experts say this whole section of the ancient Abbey was in imminent danger of collapse.
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I therefore lined the guttering with sections of emergency foil blanket.
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It also includes a section measuring attitudes towards social issues.
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The final section is the expedition, the main reason why people do the award scheme.
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The medieval section has been moved from its original site.
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The state organization section attempted to make good the shortcomings of the Weimar Constitution.
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This, like the motoring section , is now absolutely crammed with reminders and relics of yesteryear.