Sentence examples for SECs from high-quality English sources.

• We consider these results in Secs. 3.3–3.5.

• Took just 3 mins 14 secs to score after conceding today.

• My search for saucissons secs in the U.S. met with encouraging success at both Biellese and D’Artagnan.

• Some are easy to attempt but difficult to beat, such as eating three cream crackers in the fastest time (34.78 secs).

• A person’s subjectivity thus depends on intersubjectivity (Husserl 1936: Sec. 71, 1950: Secs. 55–60).

• Penrose (1994, Secs 7.8 and 7.10) sketches some ideas concerning genuinely non-computable, not only random, features of quantum gravity.

• Most fly-halves take forever on their kicks, as the article suggests, you've got less than two secs in the NFL before being charged down.

• The drone arrived more quickly than the emergency services in all cases with a median reduction in response time of 16min 39 secs over a median flight distance of about two miles.

Use SECs in a sentence.

• Later we will see that the notion of enabling experience might better be expanded to include experience needed to acquire certain intellectual skills such as those needed to construct certain proofs or create counterexamples (see, secs. 4.4 and 4.5, below).

• Scherer et al. (2001) distinguished between sixteen dimensions of appraisal, labeled Stimulus Evaluation Checks (SECs), which can be grouped into four classes: appraisals of relevance, appraisals of consequences, appraisals of coping potential, and appraisals of normative significance.