Sentence examples for bis which from inspiring English sources
Roxanne is currently assistant director in the permanent secretary's delivery team in the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS), which supports the department on urgent reputational and organisational challenges, helping BIS achieve its strategic priorities.
For example, it may be due to a behavioural inhibition system (BIS), which Gray (1982) proposed is activated by novel or threat stimuli; the BIS then interrupts ongoing information processing and behavioural responses, and triggers increased arousal and vigilance, which facilitate responding to the potential threat (see also McNaughton & Corr, 2004).
This includes the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS, which oversees publicly-funded research in the UK).
Business, Innovation and Skills There are potentially rich pickings for the chancellor at BIS, which has a resource budget of around £13bn.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), which has responsibility for apprenticeships, has itself only taken on 89 apprentices since it was formed in 2009.
The association faces a more modest cash increase from BIS, which funds all science charities via the knowledge and innovation group.
Pd enhanced efficiencies 20 50% for all but Bi, which decreased by 17%.
The boardroom of BI – which was was recently described by the New Yorker as what the illegitimate child of Bloomberg and Fleshbot might look like – is labelled the "war room".
Phosphorus (P), arsenic (As), antimony (Sb), and bismuth (Bi), which are all members of group Va of the periodic table of elements (see nitrogen group element), form a closely related group of heterocycles.
This chapter draws attention to the value of business intelligence (BI), which is about turning information into action and action into improved performance.
Lift-off results from the segregation of Bi, which diffuses in a short distance, in the interfacial region between a Sn Bi alloy and a Cu land pad during dendritic structure formation.
