Sentence examples for acorn approach from inspiring English sources

The Acorn approach is a new one, in a field where the only options have included drugs, cardiac resynchronization devices and, in the worst cases, heart transplants or artificial hearts.

It cited an earlier ruling on a law in Phoenix that prohibited members of the community group Acorn from approaching cars stopped at red lights to ask for change.

A prominent example of Acorn's virtual approach to engaging and identifying researchers was its Hellfire internship program.

Shane said he thought it was correct to approach the Acorn sting as a political story.

POIROT: THE EARLY CASES COLLECTION ($249.99 BluRay; Acorn) -- We're approaching the grand finale of Poirot, one of the most ambitious and successful TV mystery shows in history.

What distinguishes its designs from other mainstream processor chips is their use of an advanced "reduced instruction-set computer" (RISC) approach pioneered by Acorn, another British firm, in the early 1980s.

The ACoRN program provides a systematic approach to care, using an 8-step framework to help the practitioner systematically gather information, establish priorities and intervene appropriately.

If not for a man named Jon Kest, a founder of the Working Families Party and a former executive director of another activist group, New York Communities for Change, which grew out of the disgraced community organizing group Acorn, we might now be approaching the era of Mayor Someone Else.

While other companies have moved aggressively to incorporate more tools to encourage speculation, Acorns has taken the opposite approach.

The DTI approach might have allowed Acorn to become self-sustainable through royalties, but at the loss of its early-stage focus.

These intraventricular objectives are then compared with external approaches without ventriculotomy (ie, reimplantation of cells, pericardial sleeve (acorn), surface radiofrequency ablation, and the myocor approaches).