The phrase "around entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships, interactions, or contexts involving specific entities, such as organizations, individuals, or objects.
Example: "The research focused on the dynamics of collaboration around entities in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "in relation to entities" or "concerning entities".
It is part of the Lyca Group of companies, which has around 60 different entities in Europe and Asia.
Plates are rigid structures made up from the Earth's crust and the upper layer of its mantle which move around as single entities.
There are around 700,000 different entities known to the News360 semantic engine, and, explains News360 CEO Roman Karachinsky, each person typically has 5 to 10 "persistent" interests.
The distributions over patent abstracts showed that 25% of FP counts are produced by around 90 unique entities for tmChem, and only 30 unique ones for ChemSpot.
He claims that adaptations must be seen as being designed for the good of the active-gene-line replicator for the simple reason that replicators are the only entities around long enough to enjoy them over the course of natural selection.
Another problem which emerges for long timesteps concerns boundaries: for reactions, the algorithm assumes free diffusion in the space around the entities.
Thus, two windows around the entities are considered: the left local context for the first entity that appears in the sentence and the right local context for the second one.
Buhrdorf said that "we handle your privacy, annual filings, franchise tax, all of the red tape around an entity, and provide a customer-facing dashboard where everything is there visually".
Hobby Lobby argues that the law already grants exemption to religious institutions, like churches; the Administration has even come up with a work-around for religiously affiliated entities, like Catholic hospitals, in which the payment for contraception is essentially made by the insurance company.
Here is a look at what's next for various entities around college sports.
