Sentence examples for * kass in from inspiring English sources

"Has to be," insisted Mr. Kass, in a shocking accusation of fraud and deceit.

Dr. Kass in person is much warmer and more accommodating than the stern moralist of his writings.

An active contour model, Snake, was developed as a useful segmenting and tracking tool for rigid or non-rigid (i.e. deformable) objects by Kass in 1987.

On a 50-mile stretch of road between the towns of Nyala and Kass in South Darfur there are 15 checkpoints – all run by different factions.

Under Dr. Kass in particular, the council was sometimes accused of being more ideological than its predecessors, but several bioethicists said that was not entirely fair.

(Students picked 73 pounds of lettuce and 12 pounds of peas, according to a representative). After the harvest, a group of students joined Kass in the White House kitchen to bread chicken for baking, shell peas and prepare brown rice.

In the Washington group house where he and Mr. Ilano lived in spring 2002, Mr. Kass slept in a sleeping bag for a month because he feared a rash purchase might preclude a full analysis of whether and for how long he would settle there.

In opposing reproductive cloning, Kass is in step with the majority of Americans.

("Do we have a toxicologist who specializes in colony collapse disorder?" Mr. Kass asked in a recent e-mail message about the Department of Agriculture's position on honey bees, Ms. Merrigan recalled).

To help remedy what he sees as science's stripped-down view of life, Dr. Kass refers in his writings to the soul, a word he uses in a nontheological sense to mean that a living organism, even a bacterium, is not just a collection of molecules but a thing with needs, awareness, desires and goal-directed activities.

Mr. Kass was in his Palm Beach office, preparing for the trading day with CNBC playing in the background, and he heard Mr. Buffett make the announcement.