Sentence examples for charm developed from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Utah Child Health Advanced Record Management system (CHARM) developed a federated model and a service-oriented architecture to achieve interoperability among vital records, the immunization registry, the newborn hearing screening program, the baby watch/early intervention program, and the office of recovery services in the Utah Department of Human Services.

Childbirth charms developed to significant length suggest a sense of the benefits of extended ritual performances in anticipation of the event of birth or during a delayed or painful "travailing" of birth, in the words of manuscript headings.

Expelled twice from Harvard, he took on such unlikely jobs as a labourer in a stockyard and commander of a crash rescue boat in World War I before finding funds – through persuasion and charm – to develop a number of prototypes for factory made homes.

Koper, too, has a pretty, medieval heart, and it has retained its charm despite having developed into Slovenia's premier port.

Harrison adds that the "contextual charms" idea was developed for where there are co-occurrences of two things — such as reading a PDF on your phone, then tapping it on a printer.

He develops charm.

They stayed, but she grew out of her gawkiness and developed an uncontrived charm.

Mr. Balasz said, "Three streets in SoHo -- Wooster, Mercer and Crosby -- have a peculiar, intangible charm; Wooster and Mercer have developed much further than Crosby, but I think that's going to change".

The Leflaive Puligny-Montrachet is a subtle and illusive wine at the moment, but one that will reveal more and more of its considerable charms as it develops.

A more sophisticated approach is based on the "bump hunting" method developed for the analysis of CHARM data [ 17], but its applicability to Infinium 450k data is weakened by the lower density of analysed CpG sites in comparison to CHARM array.

Soon, she developed a following of women charmed by her earnestness.