Sentence examples for by dunning from inspiring English sources
In the stage production, Dundy explains, the musicians break the fourth wall by dunning the audience for drug money.
On New Year's Day, the trial officially opened, but the team of six research staff, led by Dunning, were not sure what would happen.
The 16s, 16s10p, and 24s17p13d GTF basis sets were contracted to [4s] for H atom, [6s4p], and [9s6p3d] for O2− and Cr3+, respectively, by Dunning's scheme.
Another widely known internationalization theory, the OLI model proposed by Dunning (1977), supports this viewpoint.
The first category of theories is based on international economics, which is compliant with the eclectic theory developed by Dunning (1980).
To assess whether these were a biased sample of all possible species with respect to aspects of species biology, we compared the median adult body mass (from data collated by Dunning [19]) and median breeding range latitudinal midpoint (from data collected by Orme et al. [20]) of the 251 species, with the distribution of 1000 medians for 251 randomly chosen species.
In particular, we mention the paper [13] by Dunninger which seems to be the first paper dealing with Sturmian comparison theorems for half-linear elliptic equations.
The specific case of one-dimensional systems, motivated by the problem of finding radial solutions to an elliptic system on an annulus of, has been considered by Dunninger and Wang [2] and by Lee [3], who have obtained conditions under which such a system may possess multiple positive solutions.
We did not identify the putative complex Wolbachia insertion discussed by Dunning-Hotopp et al. (70) involving the antigen Dg2 gene.
By Frieda Davidson and Geoffrey T. Hellman By William B. Connett and Geoffrey T. Hellman By Rosann Smith and Geoffrey T. Hellman By Decla Dunning By Sally Benson By E. B. White By Russell Maloney By Charles Cooke and Russell Maloney By E. B. White By E. B. White.
By Decla Dunning By Harold Ross By L. Galantier, Clifford Orr, and Harold Ross.
