Sentence examples for as dcs from inspiring English sources

David Threlfall is on more familiar territory as DCS David Baker, the similarly committed policeman who reads about Jeffreys' work in the newspaper and seeks him out.

Most new grills from such manufacturers as DCS, Tec, Lynx, Dynasty and Alfresco have rotisseries attached; they cost $400 to almost $3,000 (for the top-of-the-line Viking T), depending on size and other accouterments.

David Threlfall's lugubrious face, resembling ever more that of an undertaker's beagle, had another fine outing as DCS David Baker, who enlists the help of an oddly perky John Simm, the scientist who finally, fascinatingly, cracked DNA fingerprinting.

Tonight's second part, "A Copper's Tale", with Jim Broadbent as DCS Tommy Butler, will show us how Reynolds' mob were eventually fingered by the Flying Squad.

Additionally, the lamina propria also contains immune cells, such as DCs and macrophages [91].

Even though the reconstruction is performed on the ensemble of y as DCS, DCS-SOMP is not applicable, since it does not meet the third requirement.

The two frameworks are known as DCS (Discharge Control System), from ASDEX Upgrade and MARTe (Multithreaded Application Real-Time executor), originally from JET.

Another kind of system, known as DCS, or Distributed Control Systems, is often used in isolated areas such as a chemical plant.

As DCs are important regulators for IBD, we examined miRNA expression specifically in intestinal DC subsets and found that the expression of miR-223 by intestinal DCs decreased continuously during the progression of colitis.

In the development of adaptive immunity to tumours and most infectious pathogens, professional APCs, such as DCs, are capable of presenting exogenous antigens to CD8 positive cytotoxic T lymphocytes in a pivotal process, which is known as antigen cross-presentation.

Some of the farms (about 30) were recorded both as DCs and CPs.