Sentence examples for are established with a from inspiring English sources
That September festival, presented with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council in Battery Park, has helped the Joyce establish a presence in Lower Manhattan and often features classical modern choreographers, like Doug Varone and Lar Lubovitch, whose companies regularly perform on the Chelsea stage and are established with a mainstream audience.
After that, the session key, adjacency field key, and mobile management key are established with a fewer rounds and lower latency through the previous key establishing procedure.
Therefore, an internal frictional rheology is considered, as well as a basal rheology that depends on one or two parameters (depending on the chosen rheological model) that are established with a calibration procedure by using back analysis.
Once they are established with a solid fiction book, authors find that readers of fiction are more prone to become regular readers of their favorite author.
It is highly desirable that cut-off points are established with a population similar to where those cut-off points will be subsequently applied.
While many of these risk factors are established with a high degree of certainty, some, such as high prolactin levels and low physical activity, will require further research for confirmation.
Bacchus was established with a $194 million loan from Citigroup, as well as what appeared to be a $6 million equity investment.
DRI was established with a $20,000 fellowship in an empty office above a dance studio in Washington DC.
He returned to Canada as Benni Noris, a false identity that was established with a blank baptismal certificate stolen from a Montreal church.
North now envisioned a grand slam opposite five strong clubs in his partner's hand, or the diamond king and clubs that could be established with a ruff.
But the center was established with a clear cultural-political mission: to present contemporary art and entertainment "reflecting the San Francisco Bay Area's diverse cultural populations".
