Sentence examples for acquisition of one from inspiring English sources
One of us (JPC) described about a quarter of the known species and reported many original observations, such as the progressive stages of acquisition of one pair of appendages on the posterior half of the tail by modifying a part of their balancing fins [ 4].
And they would have been when City announced the acquisition of one of the world's finest managers in Guardiola.
Mr. Cheney's most important move at Halliburton was to orchestrate the 1998 acquisition of one of its largest competitors, Dresser Industries.
One reason for the changes was the recent acquisition of one agency with which the company worked, Saatchi & Saatchi, by Publicis Groupe S.A., whose Publicis unit is also a Hewlett-Packard agency.
To read the BBC News Web site's article on Microsoft's purchase of British videogame maker Lionhead Studios, the story is not one company buying another — it is the acquisition of one person.
Club chairman, Sir Chips Keswick, announced in a statement that the acquisition of "one of the world's best players" in Ozil shows the club are now in a position to battle for the signature of world-class players.
As President Bush basks in the afterglow of his historic midterm acquisition of one-party rule in Washington, he can hang another pelt on the wall: the newfound support of Democrats like Mr. Hannemann.
PET emission scanning of the chest region with a 10-min acquisition of one-bed position was performed 60 min after intravenous injection of 18F-FLT or 18F-FDG (3.7 MBq/kg).
Compressive sensing (CS) allows the acquisition of one-dimensional discrete-time signal of length N indexed as x(n), n = 1, …, N which is compressible in transform basis Ψ that provides a K ‐ sparse representation of x as: x={displaystyle sum_{n=1}^N}{b}_n{psi}_n={displaystyle sum_{n=1}_irightt({psi}right){psi}_{n_i} (2).
Previous studies using these two groups of mice have shown that deletion of the NR1 subunit in the CA3 area abolished the NMDAR currents in the CA3 pyramidal cells, but not in the downstream CA1 and upstream dentate gyrus area neurons (Nakazawa et al., 2002), which resulted in impaired memory acquisition of one-time experiences (Nakazawa et al., 2003).
The reproducibility of the Dixon technique employed was measured using 5 acquisitions of one TD subject imaged over 3 visits, with the scan repeated twice during 2 of these visits.
