The compound was identified with the systematic, un-audacious process of screening thousands of compounds with a robot until one was found that worked.
The Delhi-based startup is chasing an audacious goal — to process 1 million orders in a day by 2016 before any of the bigger, established e-commerce rivals reach that milestone.
Paytm, a mobile shopping app, is chasing an audacious goal — to process 1 million orders in a day by 2016 before any of the bigger, established e-commerce rivals reach that milestone.
But in December 2009, a second judge ruled that the city had still bypassed the public review process, describing its arguments as "audacious" and showing more "daring than logic".
The other vessels are at various stages in the design and build process and will be called Audacious, Anson, Agamemnon and Ajax.
It's an audacious list, but sequencing has become an industrial process, and, as an assembly line, B.G.I. has no peer.
Last week, President Obama made an audacious effort to save what was a floundering process in Copenhagen.
His lawsuit had accused the left-leaning Working Families Party of engaging in an "audacious" and wide-ranging conspiracy "to hijack our local election process".
Brandis told the ABC, in one of his more audacious pieces of puffery, that "Mr Giles's contribution to this process has been exemplary".
The more theatergoers appreciate the importance of process and become stimulated by it, the more innovative and audacious theater will be.
In one scene, as Ms. Walsh plays the gnarly and audacious double fugue (Variation No. 32), the rumpled, volatile Beethoven talks through the process of composing it, section by section.
