Sentence examples for In proceeding of from inspiring English sources

Thus in my area, ecology, we would rather publish in Proceeding of the Royal Society B or American Naturalist, than in Methods in Ecology and Evolution (despite the clear brilliance of the latter's editorial board) -- because of the reputation of these journals.

The new ROOT (in: Proceeding of AIHENP'96, Lausanne, September 1996; http://root.cern.ch/) geometry package is a tool designed for building, browsing, tracking and visualizing a detector geometry.

This suggests that 3 times more oil was released from seeps during those periods, and 3 times more methane along with it, the team reports online this week in Proceeding of the National Academy of Sciences.

Our previous study revealed that extract of the cyanobacterium strain Nostoc calcicola HN9 expressed positive effect on growth and development, and raised soybean productivity (Tran et al. in Proceeding of Vietnam national conference of research on biology, Da Nang, 2016).

Since the composite was solidified by the compressive load without the binder, it did not have the high strength and was very brittle, and it had no water resistance [Kinoshita H, Kaizu K, Koga K, Tokunaga H, Ikeda K. In: Proceeding of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers M& M2007 20077. CD [in Japanese]].

Impact breakage distribution parameter (t10) defined by Narayanan [Narayanan, S.S., Whiten, W.J., 1983. Breakage characteristics for ores for ball mill modelling. In: Proceeding of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, vol. 286, pp. 31 39.] was used to characterise the breakage distributions of different clinkers based on the specific comminution energy.

Therefore, Oracle asserted, it deserved to share in proceeds of the business created with Android technology.

Of course, TPG has benefited from the run-up as well: Regulatory filings show it has sold more than 13 million J. Crew shares since the initial offering, bringing in proceeds of more than $500 million.

The Government has done nothing to stop trade in settlement goods which is trade in proceeds of crime, from land that belongs to another people, in a project designed to destroy any chances for peace.

But he said even after police move in, seizing thousands of dollars in proceeds of crime, and weed, "in most cases they're open that same day or the very next day, refilled shelves and ready to go for business".

The investigations that wrapped up this week — dubbed Project MAGOT, for the drug trafficking investigation; and Project MASTIFF, for the investigation into money laundering — have seized over $1 million so far in proceeds of crime.