Sentence examples for any entry from from inspiring English sources

Look up any entry from "barroom" to "Bayreuth," and Mr. Bolcom could give you brief meditations in the manner of Messiaen, playful updates of old-style pop-music harmonies and inventive disruptions of steady, on-the-beat timekeeping.

This latter result contrasts with the 221 genes described in the original S. glossinidius genome paper with no homology with any entry from public databases [ 31].

8. THAT Wada recommend to the IOC that it not accept any entries from ARAF (or the Russian NOC in respect of athletics) until ARAF has been declared Code compliant pursuant to a reasoned decision by Wada.

The report recommends that the International Olympic Committee not accept any entries from the Russian federation until the body has been declared complaint with the code and the suspension has been lifted.

Low and behold there is an entry from 2005.

We attempted to link an entry from a database only with the most similar entries from another database.

In Figure 6 such an interference (i.e. both blocking any auxin entry from the shoot and removal of the QC) is simulated for all mechanisms (for the same parameter settings as Figure 5).

From any entry you can then find out, for instance, what is known about the donor of the object (many of the gifts go back to the 18th century).

The market model established by the European Union views the gas transmission network as a black box, providing shippers (gas traders and consumers) the opportunity to transport gas from any entry to any exit.

Once a pathway is represented in this way, the probabilities of signal transmission from any entry point (stimulus receptor) in the input layer to any exit point (protein that triggers the response to the stimulus) in the output layer can be calculated, providing the activation state of the nodes connecting them are known.

They eliminated from consideration any entry in this chronology that The New York Times did not carry as its main article and that the business section of The Times did not report as having affected investors.