Sentence examples for area file from inspiring English sources

He was also founder and CEO of Transarc Corporation, a pioneer in distributed transaction processing and wide area file systems, and was an associate professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, specializing in highly reliable, highly scalable distributed computing.

Similar trends were observed when Cr release was normalized to the surface area (File S1, Figure S2).

Mus musculus data was obtained from Mouse Genome Informatics http://www.informatics.jax.org[ 54] in download area, file "Genotypes and Mammalian Phenotype Annotations (tab-delimited)".

Similar trends were observed for the release of Cr III) and Cr VI) normalized to the surface area (File S1, Figure S1).

Similar findings (a factor of 1.6) were observed between ambient room temperature and 30°C (approximate non-occluded skin temperature), being non-significant (p = 0.07) when normalized per dry mass (Fig. 4a), but significant (p < 0.05) when normalized to surface area (File S1, Figure S2).

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In 1994, oyster farmers in the area filed a class-action suit against the state, alleging that the project had reduced the value of their leases.

On Tuesday, Ms. Girard, 39, who lives in the Austin, Tex., area, filed a lawsuit against Myriad and the Patent Office, challenging the decision to grant a patent on a gene to Myriad and companies like it.

Blindsided by a decline in the trust's net asset value after the sudden 1994 devaluation of the Mexican peso, a group of about 100 investors from the San Diego area filed the suit in January 1995, contending, among other things, that the risks of investing in the fund were either misrepresented or not disclosed.

On January 15th, twenty-eight Protestant ministers and three rabbis in the Columbus area filed a complaint with the I.R.S. charging Parsley's and Johnson's churches and their tax-exempt affiliates with engaging in "a continuing pattern of political campaign activity" and promoting "one particular political party and one specific candidate".

These connections came to the fore recently when the New York chapter of the N.A.A.C.P., along with the Hispanic Federation, a coalition of Hispanic community service agencies in the New York area, filed an amicus brief in support of the beverage industry's effort to block Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposal for a citywide ban on large, sugary beverages.