Sentence examples for compound founded from inspiring English sources
It is the sole architectural trace of a 1910s studio compound founded by the filmmaker brothers Leopold and Theodore Wharton.
The work of McBride and co-workers[ 4] has demonstrated that careful choice of ligand type and metal allows easy access to F-containing compounds founded upon AlIII-triaza-macrocyclic complexes (Scheme 1).
Table 2 summarizes the phenol compound concentration founded in OMWF and DOMW.
But the Massachusetts records show that when New England Compounding was founded in 1998, the majority stake actually belonged to the wife of another brother, Dr. Douglas Conigliaro.
New England Compounding Center was founded in 2006 by brothers-in-law Barry Cadden, the company's chief pharmacist, and Gregory Conigliaro.
The elderly Abdul Sattar Edhi (who died in 2016) founded a compound in Karachi for homeless children and, along with it, an ambulance service.
Since it was founded, the compound annual return has been 17%, versus a 1% return for the MSCI Asia ex Japan index and a 10% return for the S&P 500 index.
At Schroeder Romero on West 27th Street, for example, Sara Jo Romero said that Compound Editions, a joint venture founded last fall with the neighboring Winkleman Gallery, offers artworks produced in multiples in the $100 to $300 price range.
Thirty-one years after Dr. Soleri founded his desert compound, the rest of the world may finally be coming around to his environmental design and pedestrian-oriented planning -- even as his career winds down.
Much of the Romney campaign has relocated to the 719-room compound, part of a company founded by a fellow Mormon businessman, Willard Marriott, to whom the candidate owes his first name.
