Sentence examples for base acquired from inspiring English sources
The base acquired the nickname Gitmo, from the Navy call signal GTMO; sailors boasting of their access to Cuban women jested that it was not called "git' mo' " for nothing.
Most of its inhabitants moved to the nearby community of Freshwater in 1941, when Argentia became the site of the first U.S. lend-lease military base acquired from Great Britain.
The model is generated from a knowledge base acquired from diverse experts, and the use of fuzzy logic techniques.
The survival of the university project under these pressures is critically dependent on the competences, social capital, and knowledge base acquired over the course of the collaboration.
Named for the siege of Sevastopol during the Crimean War, the ship was commissioned into the First Pacific Squadron of the Russian Pacific Fleet and was stationed at Port Arthur, a Russian naval base acquired from China in 1898 as part of the Kwantung Leased Territory.
For some software companies hoping to increase their customer base, acquiring a smaller company and its customers can be less expensive than trying to market products to a new segment of customers.
This model includes six components: knowing the goals of the profession, knowing the ethical norms, having a systematic theoretical base, acquiring a set of methods, the personal profile and evaluation of one's work.
Playhaven, a startup that helps mobile game developers monetize their player bases, acquired a small three-person startup called Staq.io to beef up their analytics offerings.
Both read depth and read density are presented in units of read depth per million bases acquired to obtain higher scale values.
The quality-filtered alignments were used to compile a strand-specific measure of abundance for transcribed bases in the genome, normalized by the total number of bases acquired per experiment.
To detect copy-number polymorphisms (CNPs), we averaged the per-nucleotide read depth data across 25 bp bins across the unique nuclear genome and normalized by the total nuclear bases acquired.
