Sentence examples similar to a separate termination from inspiring English sources

Rice has also filed a separate wrongful termination grievance against the Ravens.

The input impedance of the CG-CTLE is made equal to the characteristic impedance of the off-chip link, eliminating the need for a separate resistive termination.

In hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase negative HL-60 cells the 6-thiopurine initiated maturation; this action was due to the free base (and possibly the deoxyribonucleoside), a finding which separated termination of proliferation due to cytotoxicity from that caused by maturation.

Most properties that have more than one electrical panel (a second panel for a detached garage or dedicated shop area; or provided during expansion of or addition to a home - are common scenarios), are required to have a bus bar for the termination of ground wires and a separate bus bar for the termination of neutral wires.

He is also suing Pfizer for wrongful termination in a separate case.

These gynoecium phenotypes are consistent with a role for ER in regulating FM size and FM termination through a separate genetic pathway from the CLV pathway.

Left unresolved were the ministry's warnings to CNN that any news organizations sending reporters to the three provinces of northern Iraq that are run as a separate mini-state by two Kurdish nationalist parties would result in the termination of those organizations' coverage from Baghdad.

Ponce last year won a $23,947 award for back pay from the California Labor Commissioner's Office and prevailed in a separate National Labor Relations Board case involving unfair labor practices and unlawful termination.

To study the effectiveness of various pharmacological agents in the termination of re-entry, their effects are introduced in a separate set of simulations after 4 s of sustained re-entrant activity.

The terminations used in the cable tests are cooled by a separate liquid nitrogen stream.

The 1977 treaty was supplemented by a separate, but interrelated, Neutrality Treaty that also went into effect in 1979 but has no termination date.