Sentence examples for * sco in from inspiring English sources

Novell sold the Unix license to SCO in 1995.

Now, at last, the music can speak for itself in a series of three concerts given by the SCO, in a programme that also includes Stravinsky's Dumbarton Oaks and Tchaikovsky's serenade.

Bruce Perens, an open-source evangelist, reminds sympathisers that Linux has been trouncing SCO in the public-relations battle, and urges his fellow open-sourcers "to deplore the attacks" and "always take the high road".

TWO days before the summit, on July 5th, of the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO) in Astana, Kazakhstan's capital, a communiqué issued by China and Russia hailed the regional alliance for its role "in establishing a just and rational new international political and economic order".

Fig. 5a showed the DRS of the combinations between Caa and Sco in different doses.

Functional productive life (FPL72) was analyzed by incorporating first lactation milk yield, fat yield, protein yield, and SCO in the statistical model.

An Antioxidant Booster by SCO ($150 at SCO in New York City, 866-966-7268) uses collandn and soy, which the company maintains will firm skin and minimize brown spots, while Estée Lauder's Resilience Lift Overnight Face and Throat Cream ($70 at www.esteelauder.com) uses soy, proteins and yeast in an effort to boost collagen levels.

From Usher Hall to Festival Theatre with chamber music in between, the SCO excelled in their Mozart marathon.

Thus, M1 agonists, in addition to their expected use as a cholinergic replacement strategy, might be of unique value in delaying the progression of memory deficits due to repeated SCO injection in male rats [ 51].

In order to develop learning and memory deficits in the brain, the rats were intraperitoneally injected with 2 mg/kg SCO, dissolved in physiological saline, once a day for 14 days.

A year ago, SCO brought in a new chief executive, Darl C. McBride.