B) each rib is divided not into two but into three parts, an intermediate portion being interposed between the vertebral and sternal parts.
A useful application for use on the outside of the chest consists of mustard, one part, and flour, three parts, mixed into a paste with warm water and placed between single thicknesses of cotton cloth.
If one part of Sulphur be mixed with two or three parts of Nitre, and the mixture thrown by little and little into a red-hot crucible, upon every projection there arises a detonation accompanied with a vivid flame.
Again, if three parts of nitre be taken to one of Antimony, the Regulus is thereby entirely robbed of its phlogiston, and converted to a white calx, which bears the name of Diaphoretic Antimony, or Diaphoretic Mineral.
The Title-page announces that this is only a portion of a poem; and the Reader must be here apprised that it belongs to the second part of a long and laborious Work, which is to consist of three parts.
For this purpose the roots, either raw or three parts dressed, are generally first cut into dice of above 3/4 inch square, to facilitate the operation.
This reagent is composed ofthree parts of pure nitric acid at 40 deg.
Generally in commercial tea the leaves are much larger and thicker, and often are cut transversely into two or three parts.
Shrimp Sauce is very excellent made by pounding half a pint of shrimps with their skins, boiling ten minutes in three parts of a pint of water, finishing as directed for lobster sauce (No.
Fill the boiler with water by means of a funnel until you see it rise up three parts of the way in the glass water-gauge.
It consists of three parts--the cone A, the cone B, and the casing C.
Three parts of copper were used for three of calamine and two of charcoal.
Having made a strong solution of purified potash, or carbonate of potash, with from two to three parts of water, we pass through it in a Woulfe's apparatus a current of chlorine gas, till it ceases to absorb any more.
Two parts of diastase do not in the course of an hour, cause the globules of three parts of starch to burst, at a temperature approaching very nearly to that of the hot water which bursts them into a paste.
It consists of three parts, the base, the die or dado, and the cornice or surbase molding.
It is narrow and contorted, and consists of three parts, the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum.
When the gold is mixed with silver, three parts more of silver are put to it, and then the silver is dissolved by nitrous acid, leaving the gold pure.
It is commonly made of three parts of alum and one of brown sugar, or of two parts alum, one of salt of tartar, and one of charcoal.
The phrase twenty-three carats fine means that the mass contains twenty-three parts out of twenty-four of pure gold, the remainder being alloy, of some baser metal.
This demonstration consisteth of three parts--First.
On this lay the nucleus, consisting of pounded tile mixed with lime in the proportions of three parts to one, and forming a layer not less than six digits thick.
After the bedding is laid, mix the broken stone in the proportions, if it is new, of three parts to one of lime; if it is old material used again, five parts may answer to two in the mixture.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "three parts" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
