(1) Each title has an interview segment featuring either the star or director or both.

(2) The chord of the segment is given, as is its area, and the student is asked to compute its height (the length of the perpendicular bisector of the chord to the circle).

(3) Their competitors also cannot segment their databases and offer tailored and targeted holidays to existing customers.

(4) Would they factionalise and segment , or unify?

(5) It is hard - although not impossible - for big banks to segment their services to appeal to different customers, he suggests.

(6) Following this is an interview segment conducted by BBC Radio's Jonathan Ross.

(7) There are two things that fill a newspaper or the news segment on TV or radio: news and advertising.

(8) The monopolist can segment market demand, and still certify white males as before.

(9) Using a different approach, Archimedes found the surface area of a sphere, and the surface area of any segment of a sphere.

(10) The market is beginning to segment into a number of well-defined categories

(11) This specimen cannot be specifically identified because it lacks the cephalon and first thoracic segment .

(12) A large segment of the local population

(13) I'm not holding my breath, but they do need to segment supermarket and convenience trading.

(14) However, special attention must be paid to the donor chromosome segment around the target gene.

(15) A synthesized speech segment sounds exactly the way the term suggests: synthetic.

(16) They probably want to tape you for the eleven o'clock segment

(17) Drug offenders are the fastest-growing segment of prison populations in the United States.

(18) The next step in transforming the selling strategy was to segment the potential customer market.

(19) For example, when we start with a hexagon, the final shape may be a segment , a triangle, or another hexagon.

(20) Draft a press release and get a television or radio segment done about you, or a newspaper article written about you.