Sentence examples for committed events from inspiring English sources

When FdUrd was removed prior to dark incubation, attainment of the CP was similar to that observed in Fig. 3A, E (data not shown), which indicated that the cellular state corresponding to CP was attained but the following committed events including DNA replication were prevented.

One of the main characteristic of apoptosis-like cell death is a programmed cascade of committed events with a point of no return.

Of course, the fact that I'm a particularly boring tweeter doesn't help, but look at anyone's Twitter account and it's the same story – 140 characters simply doesn't give enough depth or breadth to commit events, memories or feelings to the permanent record.

Naturally, the inventors have high praise for the system, claiming that it can even differentiate the difference between crimes committed and events witnessed.

"Unfortunately, the Senator's schedule had been planned for some time and she is already committed to events and meetings for this state work period," read the email.

T. R. Fehrenbach, a military historian, wrote in his analysis of the event that North Korean troops committing these events were likely accustomed to torture and execution of prisoners due to decades of rule by oppressive armies of the Empire of Japan up until World War II.

In an editorial in the magazine, the staff avowed that capturing the event in pictures and writing was a responsibility that would commit the events to shared memory.

When members of earlier generations wanted to capture images of events they wished to preserve for posterity, they did it by committing the event to memory, if a private sort of event, or to film, if a non-private event.

To avoid such cases, without assuming correct clients, we define the commit event of t as taking place when the first server applies t's updates to its database.

At least for now, Microsoft said it was committed to those events.

A question for our readers: Do Britain's current leaders owe India an apology for events committed during Britain's colonial rule?