Sentence examples for a prime event from inspiring English sources
(Eichler) GYORGY LIGETI: THE COMPLETE PIANO ÉTUDES (Tomorrow) Ligeti's music and Christopher Taylor's pianism are both major contributors to music of our time: a prime event.
The perfect day for a prime event.
For the canonical Wnt [or Wingless (Wg)] pathway, it has been shown that the receptor complex, consisting of Frizzled and LRP6, can directly bind to a V-ATPase subunit and that phosphorylation of LRP6, a prime event in the signaling cascade, occurs upon entry into acidic endosomes (Buechling et al., 2010; Cruciat et al., 2010; Hermle et al., 2010).
A "priming" event has also been described for NK cells in tumor cell recognition, since the NK cell-mediated killing of initially resistant tumor cells was dependent on unknown extracellular factors derived from unrelated tumor cells that were sensitive for NK cell lysis [37].
For more than 50 years, the National Prayer Breakfast has served as a prime networking event in Washington, bringing together the president, members of Congress, foreign diplomats and thousands of religious, business and military leaders for scrambled eggs and supplication.
Shock is a prime inciting event for postinjury multiple organ failure (MOF), believed to induce a state of injurious systemic inflammation.
Although Midnight Madness has become a prime time event for many premier basketball programs, some schools have continued the tradition of having their first practice at 12 00 on the first day regular practice is allowed.
Kaskade, Steve Aoki, and A-Trak have been tapped to provide some high-octane beats at IndyCar's prime event, the Indianapolis 500 in May.
Daligault said Coachella is the prime event to test FireChat's "Nearby" feature at a mass scale.
Or could it be the marathon, which he has never tried but would like to? "Many people feel the marathon would be my prime event," said Keflezighi, currently training 90 to 100 miles a week.
But the prime event in the R.S.C.'s three Stratford theaters is "This England," a millennial season that starts March 29 and will eventually include all Shakespeare's histories except "King John".
