Sentence examples for A cor from inspiring English sources

A COR peak improver was defined by a lower COR peak concentration during test 2; otherwise, a COR peak nonimprover was presumed.

"Page 3 has created a 'Cor, look at the tits on that' culture that I think is really problematic".

Perhaps someone will donate some… " Specifically he needs a bass clarinet, a cor anglais, a contra bassoon and "as much percussion as anyone can spare".

I'm Leaving Town starts with a manic drum roll, before morphing into a primal beast of a tune, complete with madly catchy "yeah yeah yeah s, that could, with a strong wind and some Jo Whiley action (sets the pulse racing, that, no?), be a Cor Baby That's Really Free-style novelty hit.

Most notorious of all is his reworking of the da Ponte Mozart trilogy, with not only a Cosí Fan Tutti in Despina's Diner, but a cor porate Marriage Of Figaro set in the opulence of Trump Tower, and a Don Giovanni set in New York's Spanish Harlem, with a gloriously amoral cocaine-snorting Don who is finally pulled down into the ultimate modern metaphor for hell - the New York sewer system.

tomato DC3000 a COR biosynthetic gene cluster was designed and reconstituted from synthetic DNA fragments.

The PCC analysis (see Figure 4) highlighted the presence of two main interconnected co-regulatory networks of phylogenetically distinct AtWRKY genes (COR-A, COR-B).

AtWRKYs were found to belong to two main co-regulatory networks (COR-A, COR-B) and two smaller ones (COR-C and COR-D), all including genes belonging to distinct phylogenetic groups.

Yoji Sasaki's serene composition of lawn, striped-stone path and Japanese-feeling pines, for example, also includes a Cor-Ten steel box in which to meditate.

These works were to be constructed, Mr. Meadmore had hoped, from steel plate on a Cor-Ten frame with foundations calculated to withstand wind and earthquakes.

Even worse, minimalist sculptor Richard Serra's "Tilted Arc," a Cor-Ten steel wall that bisected Manhattan's Federal Plaza in the 1980's, expressed little but indifference, perhaps even hostility, to the concerns and aspirations of mankind.