Example sentences of "which [vb base] under [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | What I have tried to show in this section is that before we can fully understand the particular historical genres which appear under the labels of programme categories , and , even more importantly , before we can understand the forms of subjectivity which they imply , we need to place them in their historical and institutional relationship to the theoretical genre of novelistic narrative . |
| 2 | Lymphocytes are small round cells which appear under the microscope as black dots , like tail-less tadpoles , working their way through the tissues . |
| 3 | English versions of this tragic tale affected the writers of the Romantic period , and amongst the English translations are those which appear under the names of Lord Byron , Sir Walter Scott and Lord Lytton ( Owen Meredith ) . |
| 4 | Of the three floors and the basement , Carson had all of the ground level and what had once been the garage on the side of the house , now a second bedroom which was reached by a slightly awkward twisting passage which cut under the stairway . |
| 5 | Parallel processing and object-oriented programming are the waves of the future , and so Object Databases Inc , the US arm of Saint Quentin en Yvelines , France-based 's Intellitic International SA , is in a mood to celebrate following the news that it has been invited to implement its Matisse object-oriented database for Waltham , Massachusetts-based Kendall Square Research Inc 's KSR/1 family of general-purpose highly parallel systems , which run under a parallel version of OSF/1 ( CI No 2,162 ) . |
| 6 | The Active Gel Network consists of very fine links which release under the pressure of application and then re-form , holding colour pigments , ultraviolet filters and oils on the surface and allowing the moisturising agents to penetrate . |
| 7 | Firstly , based on past experience , they split the cost centre monies 56 per cent to capitation and 44 per cent to other expenditure headings which operate under the Cheshire ‘ Cost Centre ’ scheme . |
| 8 | In the first group of lead actions the position is as follows : ( 1 ) there are a very large number of major points of law which have to be decided on the manifold issues which arise under the various heads of restitutionary claim ; ( 2 ) there appear to be no or no significant disputes on the common issues of fact affecting the swaps cases generally , and indeed those matters covered by an agreed general statement of fact which has been placed before the court ; ( 3 ) there are discrete factual issues arising in individual cases , eg. , on change of position , since individual local authorities dealt with the money received under swap transactions in several different ways , which are variously relied upon as furnishing a change of position defence . |
| 9 | If there is an express prohibition on assigning the benefit it is important to distinguish between the benefit of the contract , namely the right of each party to have a contract performed in accordance with its terms , and the benefits which arise under the contract , namely those rights which arise incidentally from the performance of the contract and are sometimes known as the fruits of performance such as the right to claim for damages under the contract . |
| 10 | It is flanked to the north , west and south by the villages of Ulrome , Beeford and Atwick , which nestle under the wide open skies and clean air of this piece of East Yorkshire . |
| 11 | The notion of students having a say in decision-making — in planning , organising , managing and evaluating their education — pervades a vast array of positions and movements in education which come under a number of umbrella terms , such as ‘ alternative ’ , ‘ radical ’ , ‘ progressive ’ and ‘ libertarian ’ education . |
| 12 | Drugs : Both medically prescribed drugs and those which come under the general heading of ‘ non-medical substances ’ can cause impairment of mental faculties . |
| 13 | As part of the open market , blanket legislation comes into effect across the EC , although the changes mainly apply to the large manufacturers , which come under the first tier of the three-tier approval system . |
| 14 | ‘ There is , however , an analogous and broader principle embracing demands for money by the Crown or public authorities which come under the heading of duress because of the nature of the sanctions levied or threatened against the subject if he refuses to pay . |
| 15 | It should begin to open up negotiations with the statutory services which come under the SAD umbrella to see what sort of progress should be made on this . |
| 16 | This chapter dealt briefly with a selection of management aids which come under the heading of Operational Research ( OR ) or Quantitative Techniques . |
| 17 | Four sets , which come under the affirmative procedure , have been considered by the Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments and have all been declared intra vires . |
| 18 | THE 200pc tax slapped on European wine imports by the United States has brought into the public eye the bewildering tangle of international trade agreements or lack of them which come under the umbrella of GATT ( the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade ) . |
| 19 | The analysis may appear to be unlike those which , to speak quickly and only of one central matter , describe something like a causal circumstance and an effect as two items which fall under a law , and then proceed to attempt to give an account of what a law is a true proposition of a certain character . |
| 20 | However , a special significance attaches to sets of incompatibles ( as well as to compatibles ) which fall under a single superordinate : |
| 21 | The other qualification is that the manifold capabilities which fall under the umbrella term ‘ learning ’ are not sufficiently understood . |
| 22 | However , it has a three-year plan to develop services , many of which fall under the Community Care and Children Acts . |
| 23 | In between these two routes there is no way across the surface but there are plenty of underground passages which lead under the mountains . |
| 24 | The distortions which occur under a system of all but exclusively local authority house-building — the tendency to conform to the past rather than the future location of population ( with consequent immobilisation of labour ) , the wrong proportion of houses of different sizes , and the provision of more amenities than those for which tenants are prepared to pay the economic price — these will naturally correct themselves when private building is restored . |
| 25 | In the 1914 period the custom was to turn the aircraft upside down and then to load the wings with bags of sand or lead shot distributed so as to represent the various aerodynamic loads which occur under the worst conditions , such as pulling out of a dive . |