Sentence examples for acs a from inspiring English sources

That gives ACS a lot of leeway, and in recent years ACS has made good use of it.

Especially in patients with impending ACS, a small increase in IAV can easily progress to an ACS.

ACS, a Dallas company, currently operates the electronic toll system.

Still, 26... Rf6 27 Bd1 Bc8 28 Qd3 Qc7 29 h3 Ba3 30 Bd2 Bd6 would put Acs a pawn ahead with a mating attack to boot.

Foia requests to the FBI are processed by searching the Automated Case Support system (ACS), a software program that celebrates its 21st birthday this year.

After 18... bc, Bu had given Acs a backward c pawn. but with the last knights gone at Move 17, he had little chance to exploit this weakness.

Autopista Central, a Santiago highway operated by ACS, a Spanish company, bills drivers each month instead of collecting tolls.

That information comes from the American Community Survey (ACS), a Census Bureau poll sent to 3m households each year.

This interview with Lynn Blodgett, president and C.E.O. of ACS, a Xerox company, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant.

(Also, I can safely bet he is not a member of ACS -- a libertarian, I think).

The objective of this work was to assess differences at 1 year in all-cause mortality and the composite endpoint of mortality or acute myocardial infarction (MI) between two management strategies for NSTE-ACS: a conservative strategy (CS) versus a routine invasive strategy (RIS).