Sentence examples for approaches to small from inspiring English sources

And not to talk about competitors, but if you look at different approaches to small business, some came and went, and came back again, or will need to come back again.

This chapter focuses on seminal examples of higher-order cycloadditions within the past 20 years and provides a comprehensive overview of a variety of approaches to small- and medium-sized carbo- and heterocycles.

In between tweeting from Khan's account ("Such beautiful scenery!"), Khawaja pointed excitedly to the crowds of young men on motorcycles that awaited us at the approaches to small towns along our route; waving the green-and-red flag of the P.T.I., they raced Khan's car at dangerous speeds, trying to catch his eye.

Quoted in the Globe article, Mr. Romney said, "I didn't want to invest in start-ups where the success of the enterprise depended upon something that was out of our control, such as 'Could Dr. X make the technology work?' " In any case, Mr. Bush's and Mr. Romney's approaches to small business seem pretty similar — essentially lower taxes and fewer regulations.

In this paper we present a new Maximum Common Subgraph (MCS) tool: SMSD (Small Molecule Subgraph Detector) to overcome the issues with current heuristic approaches to small molecule similarity searches.

The above mentioned approaches to small RNA expression profiling, discovery and target predictions are reviewed in [ 30].

Except for that one tweet, Twitter has taken advantage of the cone of silence offered by the "Jumpstart Our Business Start-ups Act," commonly known as the JOBS Act, the 2012 law that also takes innovative approaches to small-business issues other than I.P.O.'s.

Make targeted approaches to smaller companies through a named person via a well-timed phone call.

Scientists say the Iranians' 1997 visit to the All-Russian Institute of PhytopatholoGolitsinoitsino, just west of Moscow, was typical of approaches to smaller groups involved in the Soviet germ program.

The various forms of inductive research (e.g. action research, ethnographic research, grounded theory) also rely on certain well explained and reflected approaches to small-size sampling, data collection, and data analysis that are to be applied and balanced from the outset according to the primary research objective (e.g. descriptive, exploratory, explanatory).

This is similar to the central concept of tethering-based approaches to small-molecule screening, wherein the reactivity of fragments toward thiols is increased if they have a finite affinity for the target protein.